Yes. It was bad.
Is it the franchise that has most number of good licensed games?
I would nuance this.There are also the Lego Games which are... Lego Games... so that's not bad. Doesn't mean they are amazing either... they are just.... Lego Games.
There are also the Lego Games which are... Lego Games... so that's not bad. Doesn't mean they are amazing either... they are just.... Lego Games.
Im with you on this, I really love this games.I think the Shadow of Mordor/War games are actually the best. They shit on the lore left and right, but seeing them as some kind of fan-fiction of a 10 years old makes it bearable. The gameplay and nemesis systems are really fun though.
And still is.
OP, Lego LOTR is the GOAT LOTR game, hands down.
The gen6 action games from EA really were pretty great though. As I recall, they weren't two player, correct? Their only real downside. Would be great to get a remaster of those. Was always a bit sad they never made a fellowship entry as that's my favorite environments/tone out of the trilogy.
I would nuance this.
Some Lego games are better than others.
Some are geniunely good (Harry Potter, Marvel Super Heroes), some are meh (The Hobbit).
But Lego The Lord of the Ring is awesome. It was the first Lego game with an open world.
The Lego games fans are sad that this one is still not available on Xbox One BC. I understand them because I had so much fun with this one, it was the first one I played when I wasn't a kid anymore (when I was an edgy teenager that wanted to play some dumb and violent games like COD MW2 instead of Super Mario Galaxy 2 lol), and I still had a ton of fun with it.
I missed that subtle dismissal. Did you actually play Lego LOTR ? It's incredibly faithful to the movies, the open-world is super fun to explore, the music is... well 100% Howard Shore, all the movies' actors participated for voice acting, and it's got plenty of great humor.
Don't dismiss this one just because it's a "Lego Game".
Also why i never felt bothered seeing Lego games get accolades or big sales numbers (as they often do), it always made sense that it would be so. They are all pretty consistent... i just never felt "wowed" by any of them.
I remember having some good fun with the evil campaign. The best part was playing as the witch king fighting frodo in mount doom to reclaim the ring. Accidentally knocked frodo into the lava and panicked thinking I had lost. Would have been amazing if it had given me a fail for that outcome.
It's not a particularly good game but I had an alright time with it. Battlefront but with LOTR characters and melee combat