Dealspwn writes: Lego Lord of the Rings is sensational value for money on the PS Vita, especially at £5.85. Use the discount code XMAS 5 to get a fiver off and prepare for hours of collectible-hoarding fun.
The only downside to this Lego title is the official voiceovers, as it gives the game too much of a straight-faced angle compared to the other Lego games. That aside, you're getting the usual Lego brand of addictive collectibles and fun gameplay. With three Lord of the Rings films to get through, there's a hell of a lot of game here and you'll get to play as a huge number of the cast with many extra folk to unlock in the endgame too. It's all about evil Lego Gollum though.
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I remember Battle for Middle Earth 2, amazing game.
Also loved Two Towers & Return of the king.
& Shadow of Mordor was great.
Good list.
Never got to play the third age, I vaguely remember the cover art. Maybe I'll give it a shot someday
“The Lord of the Rings is one of few franchises that the Total War franchise has represented, but did so with both grace and flair.”
Is anyone gonna tell him that it’s not a really game? Kinda embarrassing, makes me think he hasn’t even played his “best” game.
I really enjoyed the first BFME game. At some point I became unable to play it. Wouldn't even start. Been many years since I tried getting it to run.
Now the entire family can team up in pairs as adorable LEGO: The Lord of the Rings minifigures to experience countless dangers, solve riddles and battle formidable foes on their journey to Mount Doom.
GameLuster writes: I’ve been obsessed with Tolkien for far longer than I’ve been obsessed with video games. There is something about these stories that relate to so many people, with their themes of friendship, bravery and unity.
