"The Hobbit" is the best RPG I have played yet. With only a few flaws, I recommend the game to everyone. It does have some violence, but there's no gore or blood. After you defeat an enemy, they disapear, turning into "Courage Points". Once Bilbo collects enough Courage Points, his Health Meter increases.
The graphics are much better then Mario and Zelda combined. The characters give realistic expressions (some of which I got a kick out of). Everything is very detailed, even down to the water running down the side of a rock.
This is truly an Action-Adventure game. Bilbo explores a total of 11 levels, and eavh level is HUGE - two times the size of the biggest Mario level. When it comes to the Action, there's a lot of it. You can have atleast 20 battles in each level (except the Shire), and in some levels you can have 40. You fight wargs, goblins, spiders, spirits of the Necromancer, and a few wierd creatures I don't know the name of.
The cool thing about this game is that the characters speak audibly; you're not just reading words on a screen. Also, the characters don't blab on and on for like ten minutes. They usually just say a few things, but if the conversation is getting to long for you, you can just hit the Start button to end the whole thing. Very handy.
The game follows the book pretty well, but in a few places the game changes the story a little. For example, a whole part is added between when Bilbo loses the group in the goblin tunnels and meets Gollum.
The only problems in this game are that you can't go back to previous levels, and it was a little easy. I beat it in two weeks, playing about an hour a day. Other than that, this game is almost perfect.
"The Hobbit" is the best RPG I have played yet. With only a few flaws, I recommend the game to everyone. It does have some violence, but there's no gore or blood. After you defeat an enemy, they disapear, turning into "Courage Points". Once Bilbo collects enough Courage Points, his Health Meter increases. The graphics are much better then Mario and Zelda combined. The characters give realistic expressions (some of which I got a kick out of). Everything is very detailed, even down to the water running down the side of a rock. This is truly an Action-Adventure game. Bilbo explores a total of 11 levels, and eavh level is HUGE - two times the size of the biggest Mario level. When it comes to the Action, there's a lot of it. You can have atleast 20 battles in each level (except the Shire), and in some levels you can have 40. You fight wargs, goblins, spiders, spirits of the Necromancer, and a few wierd creatures I don't know the name of. The cool thing about this game is that the characters speak audibly; you're not just reading words on a screen. Also, the characters don't blab on and on for like ten minutes. They usually just say a few things, but if the conversation is getting to long for you, you can just hit the Start button to end the whole thing. Very handy. The game follows the book pretty well, but in a few places the game changes the story a little. For example, a whole part is added between when Bilbo loses the group in the goblin tunnels and meets Gollum. The only problems in this game are that you can't go back to previous levels, and it was a little easy. I beat it in two weeks, playing about an hour a day. Other than that, this game is almost perfect.