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One of the earliest and most enduring of Spectrum titles. The Hobbit was used as a benchmark for Spectrum adventures. Unlike earlier games it accepted long and complex sentences making the task of adventuring about Middle Earth far more pleasurable than battling with inferior games' vocabularies. The Hobbit offered atmospheric, well rendered locations and tricky problems to overcome. Despite accusations of being bug-ridden, it remains an undisputed classic and is probably responsible for introducing more people to adventuring than any other game.

The cassette version for the Acorn BBC had no graphics due to memory limitations. Aside from this, it contained the same adventure.