J.R.R. Tolkien's War in Middle Earth

Eru Iluvatar be praised!

Amazon's Prime Day is in full swing, and there are some great 4K Blu-ray options on sale if you're a physical media fan like me. The Middle-Earth 6-film Collection is one of them and currently down to $94.49, saving you $35.50 off the original sticker price of $129.99. In it you'll get all three The Lord of the Rings movies and all three The Hobbit movies. But as an additional bonus, you'll have access to each film's theatrical and extended versions, but we all know watching the extended versions is really the correct way to experience both trilogies. The massive box set co

Warhorse Studios has officially confirmed that it's working on a Lord of the Rings game, as well as a new entry in its Kingdom Come series. While its social media post kept details to a minimum, the developer did confirm that it's developing an "open-world" Middle-earth RPG, with more details to come at a later date.The announcement of a new Middle-earth game comes at a time when the developer's parent company, Embracer, is busy with a few changes of its own. The company owns the rights to create new games, movies, and much more based on The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, after it acquired

Gears Of War: E-Day's big showing at the Xbox Games Showcase was primarily focused on single-player, but the game will have a multiplayer mode, too. While more details on multiplayer are being saved for later, Microsoft did confirm that an open beta for the multiplayer element is coming this August. Here's everything we know. Gears of War: E-Day releases on October 6 for Xbox Series X|S and PC. A PS5 version was reportedly going to happen, but got canceled as part of Microsoft's renewed focus on exclusives. Also at the Xbox Games Showcase, Microsoft confirmed that E-Day will reveal the origin

Radzig Kobyla's sword vs Anduril. It's the fight of the 15th century.