LEGO® The Hobbit™

Lego Hobbit is pretty much the same as Lego Lord of the Rings in the best way possible. It brings the fun, humor, and creativity of Lego to the world of The Hobbit with all the charm you’d expect. The game takes you through the key moments of The Hobbit trilogy, and it does so with the same engaging and lighthearted Lego style. The puzzles, platforming, and building mechanics are all here, and it feels just as enjoyable as its predecessor.

What I really love about Lego Hobbit is how it captures the essence of the movie while adding that signature Lego humor and fun gameplay. You get to control a wide variety of characters, each with unique abilities, and the world is beautifully recreated in Lego form. Whether you’re a fan of The Hobbit or just love Lego games, this one is a great addition to the Lego game series and an experience that never gets old.

hobbit

my childhod

very fun i did all achievements in under 48 hours

Just know that this game does not cover the third Hobbit movie. Other than that, it's a fun Lego game.

Amazing game

you know its a good Lego game when they actually use english to communicate instead of moans and grunts.

The game seems to be made for those who never saw the movies. The cutscenes are way different than ''The Hobbits'', making it weird at some points. There is a narrative voice that I don't really like. There is pretty much only one upside of that game and its the bulding minigames throught the levels.

I think its a good game, but not memorable like ''The Lord of the Rings'' or the ''Star Wars I,II,III or IV,V,VI'' lego games. I would had rather spent time on other games honestly, but still gonna finnish it to get the acheivements before my brother speedrun that game too and steal the fun of getting those.

Very fun to play

~ STORY ~
🔲 This game has no story
🔲 Some lore
✅ It's there for people who want it
🔲 Well written
🔲 Leading to more in-depth researches/thoughts
🔲 A model to get inspired by


~ LENGTH ~
🔲 0 (No story)
🔲 Short
✅ Average
🔲 Long
🔲 To infinity and beyond


~ MUSIC ~
🔲 Just filling noises/No music
🔲 Trivial and uneventful
✅ Good and/or fitting the game's artistic dispositions
🔲 Memorable
🔲 Transcending whispers of a forgotten world


~ INTEREST ~
🔲 I would rather watch paint dry
🔲 Hard to enjoy
🔲 Repetitive and/or uninspired
✅ A good moment
🔲 Sticking out of the pack
🔲 You will remember it long after

yes if they want a challenge.

Hobbit..

I'm not gonna lie, the ending of this game highkey pissed me off. I would put a spoiler warning here, but I don't have enough respect for either the Hobbit film trilogy or this game to be bothered to do so. The game ends halfway through the battle with Smaug. The game ends where the Disappointment of Smaug movie ends. I'm simultaneously impressed and malding over the fact I got punked twice by this god forsaken adaptation of this story. Aside from the abhorrent cliffhanger the game ends on, the levels are (generally speaking) a bit mediocre. There's a few good ones, like the Dol Guldur level with Gandalf and Radagast, but the levels will typically range from just boring to inoffensive. That being said, it is still a Lego game, so of course there's still fun to be had, but I would still recommend picking a different Lego game if you're in the market (can't go wrong with lego lotr, just sayin'). This is all coming from someone who really likes the Hobbit by the way (not the movies though, those are still terrible).

Of all the Lego games I've played, this one has been my least cared for. It's a "finished" game, even though it's technically unfinished since it only covers the first two films, and they never released the DLC which would have covered the third one. I wish I knew this before purchasing it. It makes me mad.

Not only that, but the game felt unpolished. I kept running into numerous glitches and bugs. And every time I loaded up the game, I had to switch on VSYNC because the game refused to ever remember it. And in general, early game felt like the level creators struggled to decided what would make a good level.

I just can't recomment this game since the they absolutely decided to ever "finish" it. It's not worth wasting your money or your time.

lego

Deeply disappointing.
I LOVED the lego LotR Trilogy and had high hopes for this game. But much like the movies they are based off they are a mess. Up to laketown I was having a good time. Then we got to smaugs lair. And then the game ended. No black arrow. No 5 armies.
Like the end of the book and the last movie in the trilogy (that didn't need to be one) completely ignored. And then I learned it will NEVER be finished.
I feel robbed to be honest

i will never not recommend a LEGO game

My experience with this game was REALLY weird, I was really on the fence about whether to recommend this game or not, let me tell a story.

I bought this game on the tail end of 100%ing LEGO LotR for the first time in 12 years. Great nostalgia trip, I wanted more though. I picked up this game and progressed through it blind, having only the knowledge of the three Hobbit movies.

So I was really shocked to find that this game only features TWO movies. Only the stories for An Unexpected Journey and Desolation of Smaug were present, Battle of the Five Armies is totally absent. Turns out the third film was supposed to be a free DLC but was scrapped?? So the story just kinda ends on Smaug being released upon Lake-town, a very anti-climactic ending.

So after I finished the story, I thought, "Oh, well, now I kinda don't care for this game anymore, but I'll begrudgingly 100% it just because I'm a completionist like that," and then something happened: The post-game saved it for me. I had SO much fun with the post-game that I almost forgot how unfinished the story was. I 100%'d the game just last night, and I genuinely want to 100% it AGAIN.

I didn't feel the same way about LEGO LotR because all the quests were the same: Find treasure item, get mithril brick. Forge mithril item, get red brick; all the NPCs felt really samey and the quests repetitive. But here in LEGO Hobbit, the quests are all different, there are even questlines where one or two quests would open more quests. Boss fights, escort missions, puzzles, parkour, dressing up certain ways, building, finding materials... Sure there is still some "find treasure item, get mithril brick; forge mithril item, get red brick," but now that a lot of the red bricks are at the end of these little questlines, they feel refreshing to work to unlock.

tl;dr: Disappointed by the incomplete story, reluctantly stayed for the post-game questing and had a BLAST with it. 6/10, new guilty pleasure game.

I hate the Hobbit trilogy movies, but this game is alright. LEGO The Hobbit maintains E-rated humor and stays close enough to the real story of the book that I don't mind. I like the crafting system in the game, and I like being able to smith my own mithril tools and keep ingredients for other things as well.

Love this game, just pure fun the entire time!

hhb

great game

playing as a hobbit makes me feel tall

I was a LEGO hobbit.👍

This game reminds of my childhood! It is such a fun co-op game for siblings, couples, parents, and friends! I highly recommend this game. It is a steal how cheap it is compared to the many excruciating hours of gameplay!

not a good. i've had to many game restarting bugs, also sometimes the textures stop streaming and events for the bricks don't start correctly

3.5/10

prety good

NO THIRD PART OF THE TRILOGY

Fun game, with some caveats:
The story is incomplete and ends on a cliffhanger. Read the last 4 chapters of the Hobbit or watch the last movie to find out what happens.
Some parts of the book are left out and other scenes added, similar to the movie.
The good parts:
There are a lot of sidequests and additional characters, and the levels gain a lot of replayability because they contain secrets you can only get by bringing back additional characters.

I got this game because I used to play the Lego Lord of the rings demo on my 360 when me and my father would play and tbh it's kinda eh I mean graphics good (it crashed my old PC it was trash) story it's like the film but the resource gatherings is kinda boring but it's nostalgic also: DO I HEAR A ROCK AND STONE

I like LOTR games
Bt game is bt unplayeb on pc .

lego

The skin-changers are very unique with their shape-shifting powers

Awesome Game, Lego series is my go to when all other games fail.

Lego games are fun to goof with. There are a lot of things to do and it's not overly complicated.

Amo. Foi o primeiro LEGO® que eu joguei quando migrei do console pro PC lá em meados de 2021. Foi o meu jogo "companheiro" durante parte da pandemia.

I like the game. The way the stories from the movies have been incorporated was quite good. I enjoyed getting this game to 100%.

However there were also some hickups. Mainly the game randomly freezing during fast travel or forging mithril items. No real progres was ever lost and neither did it happen during levels but it was very anoying.

I love the lego franchise but this one drops the ball. The lack of closure this game gives is unreal. You just unleash a dragon onto lake town and that's it.

I've always been a fan of the TT Lego games and this game is a pretty good one. I got a kick out of the new mechanics that this game introduces, and it was a fun way to experience a different part from The Lord of the Rings World! My only gripe with this game is that its story ends on a downer note, and out of the other TT Lego games that I've played, this is so far the only Lego game that had a downer ending, which is a good thing. Outside of that thought, this is another Lego game that is worthy of a pick up!

Fun

Lego. Legolas is now Lego, and he no longer has no lego and is not Legoless. Good game tbh.

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I may have considered LEGO Lord of The Rings my Favorite LEGO Game. This is better
Pros:
-The QoL improvements from Jurassic Park and Batman 3 like starting a from any section in Free play and giving a list
-While it’s only two movies, they were able to have more focus levels like the dinner scene or the barrel ride to be their own thing, unlike say the Black Rider level which has the Saruman boss in it. The only exception is Goblin Town since that has both the goblins and Gollum scenes.
-Combat is really good this time with enemies not taking long to put down and the buddy system for hobbits and dwarves is great for crowd control.
-The side quests are varied besides doing a fetch quest. Besides those there are the costume ones from Batman 3, a few riddles, hide and seek, a mini-boss the building minigame from the LEGO Movie and even a turret section one time.
-A bit disappointed there was no boss fight with Smaug but I do enjoy the atmosphere and set up of the party trying to defeat to this beast. Maybe a cancelled DLC would’ve had the Smaug boss as he invaded Lake Town.

Neutral:
-Same problem with the movie but there are too many dwarves. I mean two of them don’t have any special skills and three of them are just for stacking in story mode.
-You barely be using these since they are late game but the boats are pretty bad to control.
-Lady dwarves have beards

Cons:
-Unfortunately since it’s based on two movies instead of three, the game ends on a cliffhanger.
-As cool and plot driven as the fast travel system is, it’s not as instantaneous as LOTR and changing the time of day can only be done at campsites.
-Also, they don’t track your collectible progress in the different sections of the hub.

there are so many tiny glitches in this game. I remember playing on console the first time and it was fine but on pc, aint no way. The dwarves can't jump half the time. You have to lower your graphics settings to trick the game so they can. You can't finish levels because it wont process that you've accomplished the task. I've have to uninstall and reinstall this game three times now. Usually I can knock out a lego game story mode in 5 hours with few exceptions. While the levels on this aren't hard, the tiny glitches make it nearly impossible to get anything done.

its the hobbit its fucking amazing

Great game. Sucks that the third movie isn't in though

This Game Rocks

honestly the game kinda slow and boring af in the beginning but it gets better so yeah its a fun lego game even if its incomplete.

Why would you end the game like that????

The story only covers the first 2 Hobbit movies, meaning the Lake-town is doomed.
"Why does it end so anticlimactically"? The studio ran out of game license for LoR before the third hobbit movie was released.

Gameplay-wise the hobbit is a lot better than the lord of the rings game as you don't need to be constantly opening your inventory. Except with Bilbo, 'cause for certain puzzles you need to be wearing the ring which you must toggle on & off from your inventory.

The overworld is a lot buggier than with lord of the rings. Swapping weapons or characters can freeze your character forcing you to restart the game.

The game has a lot more of quests than lord of the rings had. Like this one has multiple different quest chains that lead to optional boss fights & red cubes.
The quests arent too difficult, go kill stuff here, take me to there, grab an item form a level, forge stuff...
trade treasure items...

Treasure items are the worst part of this game.
Basically when ever you break items or kill enemies you might get a treasure item, they're used to craft level / quest specific items & for trading.
The worst trade in the game is 500 carrots for 1 playable character.
At first it sounds kinda funny, but you only get like 5 carrots from a carrot crate.
The only good pre-endgame source of treasure items is to trade them with other npc's that are looking to trade.
This gets really time consuming as you first need to find an npc thats selling the item you're after & then you have to make sure you have exactly what the npc wants were it gold, diamonds or stone.
Personally I recommend ignoring the trading quests until you've finished the story as you will unlock a vendor that sells treasure items for studs.