Smaug will occasionally attack, but there's nothing to be done. Head to the right, smashing up objects along the way. Be warned, it is a sizeable download, weighing in at approximately 550 megabytes.To get into this chapter simply walk left and up into the crevasse. If you’d like to grab and install the demo follow the link below. Much to my amusement, the goblins he fought went flying off the screen as he took them out, rather than simply falling at his feet. Equipped with an Elven blade and shield, he’s an excellent fighter. In the first section, Bilbo fell underground and I had to fight off a few goblins using the stalwart Thorin Oakenshield LEGO. The Goblin King battle was broken in to multiple stages, each showing off a new element of LEGO gameplay. LEGO Goblin Town looks just as brown and cavernous as it does in the film and it’s incredible how Traveler’s Tales once again brings these vast set pieces and iconic characters to life with LEGO bricks. His massive LEGO gullet is just as disturbing, though. Our demo began in the middle of a fight with the Goblin King, who, just like in the movie, is a bit silly instead of scary.
IGN has a review of the demo sequence here. Content covering the events of the final of Peter Jackson’s Hobbit films, There and Back Again will be released as as DLC at a later date. LEGO The Hobbit: The Video Game will be released on April 8. In the complete game, players will visit a number of locations, including Bag End, Hobbiton, The Misty Mountains, Goblin-town, Mirkwood and Rivendell. The player is tasked with battling the Goblin King and then navigating the perilous gangways and boardwalks of Goblin Town in a frenzied escape! Whilst traversing High Pass over The Misty Mountains, Thorin Oakenshield and his company of Dwarves accidentally set up camp on top of a secret entrance-way into Goblin Town. One very neat thing I observed is that the narration is by none other than Christopher Lee. The demo sequence allows you to fight your way out of the Goblin town in the Misty Mountains. Folks with a PC running Windows 8, 7, XP, or Vista can now download and install a free demo of Lego’s forthcoming The Hobbit videogame.
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