Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria has gone gold, but the PS5 launch has been delayed until December

Nintendo has confirmed previous reports that it will be delaying the opening of its new development centre to make it bigger.

Resource management plays a critical role in , and keeping an eye on the most essential ones is the best way to keep pace with everything the game demands. As a survival crafting experience, progression hinges on collecting the necessary components and ingredients to craft equipment, build bases, and stay supplied with basics like food. Supplies that are both plentiful in supply and niche in application are easy to keep on hand, but others can bleed dry at the most inconvenient moments.

The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria treads a very familiar gameplay loop in a world that isn’t quite fit for purpose. The premise is one that should fill any Lord of the Rings fan with feelings of excitement and wonder: being able to explore Moria to your heart’s content is almost unheard of in video games, with the exception being the Mines of Moria expansion for The Lord of the Rings Online. But Return to Moria is an open-world survival game shoehorned into a linear environment. Its mechanics constantly battle against one another and frustrate more than they entertain.

Fntastic, the developers behind The Day Before, has announced via a statement on Twitter that the game has received yet another delay and will now release next month on December 7. Although this does suggest that the game everyone has anticipated to simply not exist may finally see the light of day, there’s still a slight hesitance from players. 

In the shadowy depths of Middle-earth, a new epic tale unfolds: Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria , developed by Free Range Games and published by North Beach Games, beckons brave dwarves to rediscover the ancient mysteries and face the challenges lurking beneath the mountains. Also, there are female dwarves. With beards.

Dungeons & Dragons has a new book coming out—but you'll have to wait a while longer for the physical copy. The release of The Deck of Many Things core rulebook has been delayed thanks to a streak of bad luck (or poor manufacturing, depending on how charitable you're willing to be). On October 28, the official D&D Twitter account made the following post: 

Gangs of Sherwood, the co-op PvE game inspired by the English folk hero but set in a gritty neo-medieval future closer to the grimdark world of Warhammer, has seen its release date pushed back by almost a month.

Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is the exciting new survival exploration game set in the perilous hallways of Moria. With fantastic multiplayer features and the legendary settings, people will want to know if all of that is available on the Steam Deck.

Mortal Kombat started its Halloween event with a Pit-themed Johnny Cage mansion, but the bulk of it was expected to be in Invasions' second season given that it's all about Nitara and bloodthirsty multiversal vampires. 'Tis the season to bite necks, after all. But there are rumours that it has been delayed, with the current Scorpion season being extended by a week.

Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is a new MMORPG game set in the perilous labyrinth of Moria. Best experienced with friends, you can set out on expeditions and build up your camp together.

Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria has finally been released after a delay. Players will be wondering on what platforms they can play the game, to see if they’ll be able to.

The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is out now on PC through the Epic Games Store. Set in the Fourth Age in Middle-earth, The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is a survival/crafting game where players take on the role of a group of Dwarves. Check out the launch trailer below.