Even though very few Steam users are playing The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, the developers have decided to release a sizable update that focuses on gameplay.
Two months have passed since the release of The Lord of the Rings: Gollum on PC and consoles. The period has been anything but a bed of roses. Nevertheless, the developers decided to release a major update for their game. The problem is that the title has very few active players left who could check the implemented changes - for example, in the last 24 hours the game on Steam was played by a maximum of.... 10 users.
Daedalic Entertainment has revealed the changes included in patch 2.2. Below you will find some of the most significant new features introduced to the gameplay. All details of the update can be found directly in the announcement published by the developers. The basic changes include:
As you can see, the developers have focused primarily on gameplay. For now, it's unclear whether we'll see improvements to other elements in the next update. Recall that Daedalic Entertainment has withdrawn from gamedev after Gollum's failure, so it might as well drop support for that title soon.
That's also how some people read the message at the end of the update announcement:
"We thank all players for their patience. We sincerely hope that the changes made will enable you to enjoy The Lord of the Rings: Gollum."
The decision to completely abandon Gollum by the developers would not be a surprise, especially since the game is recording low popularity.
The developers have already more than once apologized for the abysmal debut and quality of this title. Despite everything, many commenters still mention this game, along with Redfall from Arkane Studios, as the worst game released this year.
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum was released at the end of May. The game has been released on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5; there are also plans to release the game on Nintendo Switch by the end of the year.
0

Author: Maciej Gaffke
At Gamepressure.com, he is mainly involved in writing news. Graduated in Polish philology and sightseeing and historical tourism at the University of Gdansk, which is related to his other "non-game" interests - history, books, and travel. As for video games themselves - once a fan of FPS, now converted to action-adventure games. Also interested in fighting games (especially Mortal Kombat), RPGs, and all titles focused on single-player. From time to time, likes to play tennis, volleyball, or football. Proud resident of Pomerania and Puck.