The Lord of Novels

The Witcher saga is up to nine books now, and CD Projekt Red should start directly adapting their stories and characters for new video games.

Lego The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith (8,278 pieces) $650 | Releases June 4 Preorder at Lego Lego has officially revealed its newest--and biggest--Lord of the Rings set yet, a massive 8,278-piece recreation of the White City, Minas Tirith. Available now to preorder for $650, the set will release first on June 1 for members of Lego's free rewards program, Lego Insiders, and it will be followed by a global launch on June 4. As an added bonus, any purchases made between June 1 and Jun 7 will also receive the Lego Icons: Lord of the Rings Grond battering ram set as a Gift with Purchase. Lego Th

Lego's massive new Lord of the Rings set is even bigger than the Star Wars Millennium Falcon, and it comes with 10 minifigures.

Kingdom Come developer Warhorse Studios has multiple new games in the works, including a game set in Middle-earth and another game set in the Kingdom Come universe. During a recent broadcast, the developer shared new updates about both projects. The next Kingdom Come game--which Warhorse stopped short of calling Kingdom Come: Deliverance 3--is set for release during the company's next fiscal year, IGN reported. That means it is expected to arrive between April 2027 and March 2028. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0Vn-OZHvIM Not much is known about the game apart from it being labeled an "

Far in the distant future, long after the human race has spread itself among the stars and rebuilt itself after being nearly wiped out in a war against artificial intelligence, and the Earth was lost, Christopher Ruocchio’s Sun Eater series recounts the life story of Hadrian Marlowe - a noble, a knight, the Half-mortal, the man who destroyed a sun. The world of Sun Eater is an intriguing mix of refined, futuristic idealism and barbaric practices that feel more in line with the Victorian era. In many ways, it reminds me of Pierce Brown’s Red Rising series (which you should also read). While tec