You don’t typically do a lot of running while in stealth, after all, unless you’ve been spotted and have to make like a Nazgûl chasing a Hobbit. This inclusion points to what kind of set pieces we might see during the game, too. Another possibility is that we might have to contend with increased resistance on the triggers to maintain extended bouts of speed. For example, players might have to manage Gollum’s stamina to be able to more effectively sprint. We wonder if this will be a superficial feature purely for the sake of immersion, or if there’s something more ambitious at play here. The more Gollum tires himself out by running, the more resistance will be applied to the triggers, indicating that the creature is getting tired. Namely, the haptic feedback offered by the controller’s triggers.Ĭomments made by Daedalic’s Jonas Husges indicate that the triggers’ haptic feedback functionality will be tied to Gollum’s stamina. One reason players may want to pick up the PS5 version of The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is the inclusion of features made possible by its DualSense controller. Contract negotiations fells through, and the fallout seems sensitive enough that the publication's sources asked not to be named.Īmazon has, however, confirmed that it is "unable to secure terms to proceed with this title at this time," and that the organization is "disappointed that we won't be bringing this game to customers."įortunately, for Lord of the Rings fans, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is still in development and expected sometime in 2022. It looks like The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is now the only Lord of the Rings game on the horizon after Amazon and Tencent's MMO title set in Tolkien's universe is reported to have been cancelled.īloomberg reports that the Lord of the Rings MMO's cancellation is due to "a dispute between Amazon and Tencent", with the latter publisher having acquired one of Amazon's other development partners on the game – Leyou Technologies Holdings Ltd. Given the most recent footage from the game was released as recently as March 2021, it's possible we could have to wait a little longer for more.Īmazon's and Tencent's Lord of the Rings MMO is no more
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At the moment, Daedalic hasn't confirmed any plans just yet but we will update if and when it does. It doesn't seem out of the realms of possibility that The Lord of the Rings: Gollum could creep up at any of these events and we're hoping to see something. However, there are quite a few opportunities to do so as we now know that E3 2021 will take place this year from June 12 to June 15, Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest will kick off on June 10 and Gamescom 2021 will begin in August. As a multi-platform release, it's hard to predict with any certainty where, when, or even if the the game's developers will want to reveal more about the game. There's still a lot we have to learn about The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, including its release date, but we're hoping that could change sometime over the next few months thanks to a slew of upcoming gaming events. (Image credit: Daedalic Entertainment) The Lord of the Rings Gollum news and rumors
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