'Lord of the Rings: Gollum' will finally arrive on May 25th
is almost ready to ship. Daedalic has revealed that its stealth action take on JRR Tolkien's fantasy world will be available May 25th on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. A Switch version is due later in the year. While the mechanics of the game are by now familiar, this still promises to be a fresh take if you weren't enthused with the hack-and-slash ofYou play Gollum in a previously unrecorded story of his search for the Precious during the first few chapters of.
didn't happen after a delay that was only supposed to last"a few months" as Daedalic took extra time to polish the title.
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