Once the grace period is over, your city is vulnerable to attack. You are free to treat the game like a regular city builder, and that’s when the game comes closest to being entertaining. The biggest benefit of the introductory days is that your city is shielded from attack. At the early stages of play, none of these activities take very long, so it’s fun to check in on your city a few times a day and keep the ball rolling. You conduct research to improve your capabilities and work up to higher building tiers. You build up a city and its resources by enhancing your ability to harvest things like wood, ore, and food. During that time, it isn’t much different from a slew of other wait-for-construction games. The game is mildly entertaining for about a week. However, this city simulator takes the concept too far by making the experience punishing for players who don’t fork over money regularly. That’s not a surprise that trait is to be expected in most mobile titles these days.
The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle-earth is meticulously engineered to take your money.
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