These are the instructions for building the LEGO The Hobbit The Lonely Mountain that was released in 2014. BI 3017/188+4/65+200g-79018 V29 [20.75 Mb] BI 3017/188+4/65+200g-79018 V39 [2.49 Mb]3DS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One Mixed or average reviews- based on 88 Ratings See all 47 Critic Reviews This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. See all 13 User Reviews LEGO The Hobbit - Launch Trailer LEGO The Hobbit - Buddy Up TrailerUndertake a journey with Bilbo and the dwarves to conquer Erebor LEGO: The Hobbit is an adventure videogame developed by Traveller's Tales Games and published by Warner Bros. Interactive. This game brings together the two stories from the Peter Jackson movies The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. The third movie is not included in this adventure, but you can download it as a DLC. This game brings together the two stories from the Peter Jackson's movies The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
The mechanics take the path of the previous LEGO videogames, though with the opportune additions to adapt the movements and physics to the Hobbit world. This way, you will find a huge Middle Earth at your disposal, with several locations looking as similar as possible to how they appear in the movies. Characters will be able to perform lots of actions within the sets. You will be free to visit Hobbiton, Bag End, Mirkwood, Rivendell, the Grey Mountains and the Goblin-town since they are some of the playable sets of this adventure. In addition, almost every character will be a controllable one in LEGO: The Hobbit. Of course, Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf the Grey will be playable, but they are not the only ones. All the dwarves, from Thorin to Fili, Kili, Gloin, Balin and the rest can be used and controlled. In addition, there are not only dwarves, but some elves such as Legolas and Tauriel also appear, and do not forget about Radagast the Brown or even Gollum. Take into account that each hero will have his or her own special skills, and elves will be very useful with ranged weapons (bows and arrows, of course) and the wizard will use magic (of course).
You can play as Bilbo As an adventure game, you will have to fight, explore, solve puzzles and more. This way, while playing you will have to search for Gems, steal your enemies' equipment, build structures to reach some difficult places or even craft powerful magical items. In regards to building structures, you will use standard pieces of LEGO. This part of the gameplay is classic in this franchise since many of its games have this feature. Depending on the situation you are facing, you will have to use different characters with their special abilities to solve it. For instance, in Goblin-town, when you face the Goblin King, you will have to use characters with ranged attacks such as Kili or Gandalf to hurt the boss. Other heroes will have to fight the goblins with their melée abilities and protect the ones who are attacking the Goblin King. Regarding puzzle gameplay, they will be very present throughout the adventure. Once again, you will have to use the different heroes to solve several puzzles you will find on your way.
The key for the success is using their different abilities. It can be difficult at first, but once you get used to it, you will have no problems. LEGO: The Hobbit Full Version Features The outstanding features of LEGO: The Hobbit are the following: Ability to control the main characters of the Peter Jackson’s movies Tons of humor to make the original story funnier Different types of gameplay, varying from adventure, to action, to puzzle, etc. Play in all the sets of The Hobbit saga and explore all the locations that appear in the movie High Quality graphics and physics to make all more realistic (with LEGO style, of course) Multiplatform: it is available for PlayStation 3, PlayStation4, PSVita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Nintendo 3Ds, Wii U and PC If you are interested in LEGO: The Hobbit and you want more information before you download it, feel free to visit the developer’s official website . The minimum system requirements to download and play this game on your PC are listed below:
Operating System: Windows XP 32-Bit or later Processor: AMD Athlon 64 2800+ or Intel Pentium 4 @ 2.4 GHz RAM Memory: 500 MB RAM Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce FX 5900XT or AMD Radeon X1300 256MB Compatible with DirectX 9 Hard Drive Space: 8 GB free on your PCSYSTEM: Microsoft Xbox 360 (PS3) REVIEW RATING: 3.5 stars (out of 5) After the success of “LEGO The Lord of the Rings,” it comes as no surprise to see a LEGO game based on “The Hobbit.” What is surprising, however, is that “LEGO The Hobbit” has been released before the final movie in the trilogy hits theaters, so it’s essentially incomplete! Nevertheless, anyone who finds their dwarven gaming needs to be in … err … short supply will surely find much to enjoy. Based on the first two Hobbit movies, “LEGO The Hobbit” follows Gandalf, Bilbo Baggins and his newly acquired band of merry dwarves as they attempt to reclaim the lost Kingdom of Erebor. Of course, Bilbo eventually obtains the One Ring from Gollum, but I’ll have to wait for the next game to see the rest of the story.
Just like past LEGO games, this one tasks players with guiding iconic characters as they engage in simplistic combat, collect LEGO pieces and reconstruct items. One cool new feature is the ability to mine certain areas for special pieces used to construct useful items like weapons and equipment. This simple addition can add hours to game play for those willing to scour Middle Earth for the correct pieces to construct these rare items. In addition, each character has at least one special ability that comes in handy for solving basic puzzles. However, the problem is that random abilities are assigned to the dwarves, and there are so many dwarves that it’s hard to remember which one is needed in each situation. I appreciate the open-ended nature of the game as it allows me to explore well-known Middle Earth locales such as Bag End, Mirkwood and Rivendell. It’s also cool to discover hidden locations and secret quests that are all optional. “LEGO The Hobbit” offers lots of content, but the experience isn’t much different than “LEGO Lord of the Rings.”
REVIEW RATING: 4.0 stars (out of 5) “Trials Fusion” is the official sequel to the unexpectedly popular 2-D motocross game “Trials HD.” This series takes the “easy to learn, difficult to master” concept to the extreme because it’s more likely that players will quit in frustration before they actually master the game. Regardless, it’s hard to top the overwhelming endorphin rush that comes from finally beating a difficult level after countless attempts. This version still incorporates the challenging simulation-style controls but also injects an arcade-like futuristic element in the form of surreal courses. What other racing game lets players ride on tracks made of solar panels or cruise on floating blimps floating above skyscrapers? Early levels offer simple courses with standard jumps while later courses require an understanding of weight distribution and physics. Speaking of which, the physics in this game are eerily accurate and are also what makes the game play so entertaining.
Every single motorcycle, and even the new quad bike, handles differently, so what works with one likely won’t work with another. For example, the Pit Viper has an extremely sensitive throttle while the Fox Bat seems to spin in midair if you accidentally breathe on the controller. Over 40 standard tracks are at the player’s disposal as well as skill games and the new FMX tracks. These trick-oriented courses let players perform cool freestyle tricks in mid-air, which offers yet another level of challenge when negotiating the courses themselves. There’s also a cool level editor for player’s to create their own tracks and a local four-player multiplayer mode. Sadly, online multiplayer is not present yet, but it is promised as a free download in the future. I also find the announcers to be very annoying, but they can be turned off in the options menu. “Trials Fusion” isn’t for everyone, but it speaks to the hidden masochist in all of us. 5 stars = Must Have