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In The Hobbit’, which brings to life the immortal tale of J.R.R. Tolkien's prelude to The Lord of the Rings’, players explore the magical world of Middle-earth’, where they will meet enchanting Elves, battle-ready Dwarves, the powerful wizard Gandalf, massive Trolls, bloodthirsty Goblins, the evil Gollum and more, as they traverse from the peaceful lands of the Shire to the harrowing forests of Mirkwood and beyond, ultimately challenging Smaug the Dragon.
Product Features:
- Jump, ledge grab, shimmy, climb ropes and ladders, and journey through expansive 3D action-packed environments in the magnificent world of Middle-earth
- Play in such recognizable locations as Mirkwood, the Shire and the Lonely Mountain
- Battle hordes of Orcs, Goblins, Wargs and more in the fantastic quest to retake the Lonely Mountain
- Use the power of the Ring to become invisible and sneak past enemies
- Engage in perilous combat using weapons like Bilbo's legendary sword, Sting
- Confront Smaug the Dragon in the depths of the Lonely Mountain and take on legions of enemies in the epic Battle of the Five Armies
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An excellent platformer with action/adventure elements.
Rarely did we encounter straight corridors in this game, instead, we were often presented with challenging landscapes that required Bilbo to navigate using his trusty walking stick, which also doubled as a weapon.
The puzzles in «The Hobbit » were somewhat simplistic, catering to a younger audience, which is understandable given the overall style of the game. Combat was fairly straight forward, starting with Bilbo's stick and stones but progressing to include a magical sword and temporary upgrades for his throwing stones.
Our main focus was on searching for keys, levers, or mechanisms to lower bridges. Each completed task was noted in our journal as an achievement, earning Bilbo bravery points.
Money was also important, and silver coins were generously scattered throughout each location, often hidden in chests. Hacking into these chests involved a mini-game requiring attention and quick reflexes.
In conclusion, «The Hobbit » offers an engaging mix of platforming, combat, puzzles, and exploration, suitable for players of all ages. Its charming adaptation of the beloved tale provides an enjoyable experience for fans of the book and newcomers alike.
The puzzles in «The Hobbit » were somewhat simplistic, catering to a younger audience, which is understandable given the overall style of the game. Combat was fairly straight forward, starting with Bilbo's stick and stones but progressing to include a magical sword and temporary upgrades for his throwing stones.
Our main focus was on searching for keys, levers, or mechanisms to lower bridges. Each completed task was noted in our journal as an achievement, earning Bilbo bravery points.
Money was also important, and silver coins were generously scattered throughout each location, often hidden in chests. Hacking into these chests involved a mini-game requiring attention and quick reflexes.
In conclusion, «The Hobbit » offers an engaging mix of platforming, combat, puzzles, and exploration, suitable for players of all ages. Its charming adaptation of the beloved tale provides an enjoyable experience for fans of the book and newcomers alike.
«Sit back and relax»
«OST on repeat»