On the flipside, you could argue the formula had gotten stale up to release of Lego The Hobbit. If you’re a fan of the games, this should be right up your alley. There’s something about breaking blocks, collecting pieces, and seeing the worlds recreated with Legos that never gets old, no matter your age. Lego games are designed for kids to be able to play through to completion, but that does not keep adults from being entertained either.
While the games follows the story quite closely, you still won’t get to see the eventual conclusion to the trilogy, which is disappointing for fans and new players alike. There were plans to release a DLC for the third movie: The Battle of the Five Armies, but that was later cancelled. The sad news for fans of the trilogy is that Lego The Hobbit only follows the story of the first two movies. However, he is then invited to go along on an adventure to reclaim the Dwarven kingdom that has been ruled by the dragon Smaug for a generation. This lonely hobbit lives a live of routine and complete ignorance to the world outside is home in the Shire.
