While not a bad children's game in the sense of being too hard or frustrating, neither is it a good game, and it won't keep anyone's attention for long.

This expansion helps make the previous game even better with the addition of new and challenging conquests, new Wonders, and myriads of other things that will rob you of your sleep at night.

And speaking of landscapes, the game's graphics are breathtaking, thicker foliage, clean sight lines and better camouflage for the characters. A beautiful looking game.

Little tweaks in the AI here and there sometimes leave something to be desired (it’s easy to march on down the field until you get near the goal box – then it’s almost impossible) but overall the game is spot on.

The game itself really doesn’t get that exciting, even during the last few minutes of a tight game, which is uncommon for a sports title these days.

There is so much to do, and players will be drawn into the game, and it won't let them go until they unlock everything. This is the best movie to game conversion that has come out in a long time.

Has terrific graphics but suffers from clumsy gameplay.

The whole idea itself was not only neat, but it was amazingly well executed and is not only fun ... but extremely addicting as well.

With the exception of the Dynasty Warrior masters out there, death will not be avoided by anyone. But that makes it more fun.

Fantastical creatures abound in this RTS, but ultimately fail to capture the essence of Tolkien.

This game really surprised me with the overall quality they have brought to what is really an overworked, overexposed franchise.

This game had me hooked.

The game plays better than any other sports title released on the platform this season.

While not a dramatic change from its predecessor, Return of the King is a solid action game.

An excellent example of a fun kids' game, that won't frustrate. Plenty of challenge without being too difficult to finish.

The RPG side of the game is limited to running around town and finding opponents to duel, but the duelist leveling system does add a new wrinkle to the gameplay.

With the additional features, cleaner graphics, and slick $49.99 price, it makes the perfect stocking stuffer this holiday season.

Has some appeal, and it certainly has a lot of action, even if locked into a mixed bag of mythical overlays, and linear paths through the world. The graphical elements also vary from the very good to the average.

Good, and in some ways great, but it's too realistic to be true to the series. These new elements shouldn't be scrapped for the next edition, just revised.

With its gorgeous visuals and amazing sound, the game brilliantly brings the film and Tolkien's vision to life.

Takes a step in the wrong direction by trying to take the popular card game and turn it into a turn based style RPG kind of format.

The interactive battles are nothing short of being an astonishing work of art. They'll take your breath away, both in how the game is played and how it looks.

Blends all the things we love about the Grand Theft Auto series and blockbuster Hollywood action films to bring us a most riveting and highly entertaining hybrid action fans will love.

Your enjoyment of the game is going to be tied directly to whether you’re a fan of the show or not, it is a solid platformer, that does an admirable job of conveying the feel and look of the show.

A good collection in terms of quality, and they are all easily accessible and easy to learn.

Delivers its own brand of addictive free-roaming fun that’s just too clever and entertaining to put down. You’ll spend hours just going through the massive environments looking for crimes to solve and mayhem to cause yourself.

Offers a little something for everyone, from sweet gun fights to insane driving to killer fist fights. If you grow tired of missions, you won’t get bored by just driving around looking for crimes to solve.

Controls make players suffer, with no customization to speak of. It's too hard to rotate your character, and the lack of a strafe is very unfortunate.