If Traveller's Tales wanted to, it could create an expansive LEGO title with all six movies and elements form the upcoming TV show.Ī LEGO Middle-Earth game could reconstruct the lands of Middle-Earth once again for players to explore. Five of those movies have already been adapted by Traveller's Tales, with the third Hobbit never seeing the LEGO treatment. The saga of Middle-Earth spans six movies and one show, which is three fewer movies than Star Wars. LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is set to adapt all nine main Star Wars films in one game. Fantasy fans are once again discussing The Lord of the Rings as the series nears release, which makes it a perfect time for Traveller's Tales to return to Middle-Earth. In that time, a third Hobbit movie was released and Amazon got to work on its prequel series, The Rings of Power. It has been seven years since Traveller's Tales visited Middle-Earth. While the story of the movies did not take center stage here, Middle-Earth was still recreated and updated for this entry in the series. Players were also able to freely explore a recreation of Middle-Earth in the Lord of the RIngs adventure world. The three main characters were Batman, Wyldstyle, and Gandalf. The story followed characters from three separate franchises on a multiverse adventure through even more franchises. In 2015, Traveller's Tales released its toys-to-life LEGO game, LEGO Dimensions. The game did not receive the same scores that its predecessor received, as it garnered criticism for its disjointed story and how it was too similar to the game before it. The game itself was fairly similar to LEGO The Lord of the Rings, as almost everything was carried over except for the main characters and the story. However, that DLC never came to fruition and was quietly canceled, which left LEGO The Hobbit incomplete.
The game adapted the first two Hobbit movies with plans to adapt The Battle of the Five Armies as post-launch DLC. Two years later, Traveller's Tales returned to Middle-Earth with LEGO The Hobbit. Upon release, the game received positive reviews, and many Lord of the Rings fans flocked to it. Each character also has their own personal inventory and players can collect various magical items to use on their adventures. They can walk all the way from the Shire to Mordor and gather collectables on their way. The title adapts the three Lord of the Rings movies over 18 levels in hilarious LEGO fashion and lets players explore a fully realized open-world version of Middle-Earth. The game is the second LEGO title to use voice acting, and the first to utilize voices pulled directly from films. In 2012, Traveller's Tales released its first Middle-Earth centric title, LEGO The Lord of the Rings.
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