The idea was really good and you can tell that the developers know and understand the source material, but the game they made offers outdated graphics, frustrating platforming, enormous amount of glitches and primitive stealth mechanics.The Lord of the Rings: Gollum Gameplay & Story Review “Gollum is probably the worst game set in the famous world, repulsive and unstable like the main character himself. At any rate, it's a complete package: completely terrible. But the biggest flaw is the game's visuals-or maybe it's the many game-breaking bugs. "Dull" and "tedious" are words that reviewers have used again and again to describe gameplay, while the controls leave something to be desired. Critics note that extensive knowledge of Tolkien's books is a prerequisite for enjoying the game, but that's just the least of Gollum's problems. PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox OneĬombining stealth, action, and platforming gameplay, Gollum delivers an original story for its title character set in between the events of The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring. (That four-review cutoff means that many mobile-only games, including the recently released The Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-earth, are not listed here.) If a game was released on multiple platforms, only the version receiving the highest quantity of critic reviews was eligible for inclusion. Note that titles must have at least four reviews from professional critics in order to have a Metascore. The games are ranked from worst to best by their Metascores, which reflect the consensus views of professional game critics. In the gallery on this page, we rank every Lord of the Rings video game adaptation (of both the books and the films) released in the modern era of gaming, starting in 2002. Some of those games have been well received by critics and gamers alike, while others were far from precious. And the games are still coming, with two new titles released during the first half of 2023 alone. The arrival of Peter Jackson's film trilogy in the early 2000s only accelerated the game industry's rush to put Middle-earth on consoles, PCs, and mobile devices.
Tolkien's fantasy book series The Lord of the Rings has long been an inspiration for videogame designers, with the first game adaptation (of The Hobbit) arriving in 1982, to be followed by dozens of additional game adaptations over the next four decades.
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