Looking for a Monster Live Wallpaper then check out this angry Troll inspired by Tolkien's world from the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. Perfect to shock your friends!Navigate your home screen of Middle Earth in safety until two finger tap provokes the Troll to attack. The Troll will change and pound your hobbit bones with his bludgeon. Another skeleton added to his cave.The free version comes with a scene reminiscent of the mountain caves of Middle Earth from the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. The full version is available via in-app payment and features an additional village and graveyard scene as well as access to full settings and no adverts.✓ This is a live wallpaper not a game.✓ The LWP takes a few seconds to set,...
Looking for a Monster Live Wallpaper then check out this angry Troll inspired by Tolkien's world from the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. Perfect to shock your friends!Navigate your home screen of Middle Earth in safety until two finger tap provokes the Troll to attack. The Troll will change and pound your hobbit bones with his bludgeon. Another skeleton added to his cave.The free version comes with a scene reminiscent of the mountain caves of Middle Earth from the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. The full version is available via in-app payment and features an additional village and graveyard scene as well as access to full settings and no adverts.✓ This is a live wallpaper not a game.✓ The LWP takes a few seconds to set, should it not appear please reset it again.✓ This free version is ad supported (terms below), it can be upgraded to the full version for more features and no ads.✓ After installation set this live wallpaper via the launcher icon of via your home screen wallpaper menu.✓ When changing settings just double tap the home screen - going back into live wallpapers and editing settings will cause unexpected results.Notes:† This free version uses Adsense, Airpush and TapContext banner and interstitial advertising. Please consider buying the full version if you don't like ads. † Flurry user tracking is also used to track installation. No user account data is collected beyond the Flurry defaults.
