UPDATE: Traveller's Tales have indeed released a patch (1.01) which fixes the issues causing these trophies to glitch.
Therefore, if you have run into this issue and do not have a backup, you should wait for the patch and see if this fixes your problem before restarting the whole game again. Traveller’s Tales are aware of the problem and have said that they will address it in a future patch. Then, if the game glitches, just load up an old save. Do this before your Free Play run, and then once every time you 100% a couple of levels. Another method is to back up your save frequently. If you must quit during a level, quit to XMB and your progress will not be saved. The most obvious of these is to never utilise the save statues mid-level, and instead just play a level the whole way through. There are some solutions to this glitch, however. (and by extension, There and Back Again) are unobtainable (as you obtain one Mithril Brick per completed Minikit), as is Here’s a pretty thing! as crafting all mithril items requires every Mithril Brick to do so. It appears that if you save at one of the save statues mid-level, collect a Minikit or a Treasure Item and then choose “save and exit” from the Pause menu without finishing the whole level, the next time you load up the level from the save point, the Minkit/Treasure Item will be replaced by a LEGO stud, but the Minikit/Treasure Item will not be registered in your inventory. The glitch for the first three trophies refers to the collectables required for 100% and is caused by using the save statues located in the story levels. GLITCH WARNING – As you probably noticed from scanning the Overview, there are unfortunately four glitched trophies in the game. These include trophies for completing every level in Story Mode, then mopping up the huge number of collectables in Free Play and Free Roam, before polishing off the often-humorous miscellaneous trophies. Furthermore, alongside the traditional slapstick LEGO humour, cutscenes now contain audio and dialogue directly cut from the films.Īs for the trophies, they are standard LEGO fare and should be familiar to anyone who has played any of the previous games. Unlike those games, however, LEGO: The Lord of the Rings is open-world, leaving you free to roam around a scaled version of Middle-Earth inbetween levels. Similar to the previous LEGO games, each film of the trilogy is split into six levels based around the major events of the movie.
Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings! More specifically, this game is based upon Peter Jackson’s film adaptions of The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King, no doubt to coincide with the release of the new Hobbit film. The latest game in the increasing line of LEGO-themed games takes you to Middle-Earth and the world of J.R.R.
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