Download LEGO Lord Of The Rings from Play Store and enjoy a great new Android game

by Ben Madison · January 27, 2016

I am glad to tell you that Warner Bros continues to bring its various LEGO games to mobile platforms and now it’s finally the perfect time to talk about the licensed adaptation of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. This is a port of the Nintendo DS/PlayStation Portable version, and if you’ve played one of these LEGO games before, then I have no doubts that you will love this one too.

Well, as some of you might remember, the Lord of the Rings was made into a full-fledged video game for home and portable consoles in 2012, but only now it appeared in The Play Store three years after console versions. Better later than never, so what are you waiting for?

Are you prepared to follow the epic storylines of the original The Lord of the Rings trilogy? This is your chance to live the legend of The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King through LEGO minifigures and no less than 90 playable characters.

Be sure that you will find them all in the game, from the Fellowship members to other players such as Tom Bombadil or Isildur, some of which include voice lines from the movies, not to mention that you can use and collect magical items or that you will find all the levels connected by the familiar overworld map of Middle Earth.

Like that, you have the chance to roam across the land and enter the iconic locations from the movie to play out kid-friendly approximations of the bigger scenes, interspersed with exploration, McGuffin collecting, and LEGO building segments.

LEGO Lord of the Rings is no more than $5 and you can be sure that there are no in-app purchases to worry about. Overall, the game is worth trying, so don’t hesitate to use this direct link to take it on your Android handset.

As for those of you who love the idea of 3D platforming with light combat and construction puzzles and think of The Hobbit success, I must tell you that there’s no Android LEGO game for The Hobbit trilogy at the moment, but I’ll keep an eye on things and let you know of any change.

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