The Lord of the Rings fans receive unfortunate news, as the launch of the upcoming life-sim Hobbit game Tales of the Shire gets hit with a delay.

Everything to do with Andy Serkis’ plans to make new movies within the The Lord Of The Rings franchise remains extremely tentative at this point—but that now includes multiple tentative expressions of interest in coming back to the film series from members of its former cast.

The relaxing Lord of the Rings game Tales of the Shire has been delayed. As announced on X on Thursday night, the developer Wētā Workshop and publisher Private Division will delay Tales of the Spire until the Early 2025 timeframe.

Tales Of The Shire is a cozy The Lord of the Rings game set in the Middle-earth universe inspired by the books of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Tales of the Shire won't be released this year, but we will soon learn more about this cozy game featuring hobbits from Middle-earth.

Tales of the Shire, a cozy life sim set in the world of Lord of the Rings, has been delayed until 2025. It was previously set for a release sometime this year. Developer Weta Workshop, who assisted with the effects in all of Peter Jackson’s Middle-earth films,

Just a couple of days after Wētā Workshop, the studio behind Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game, announced it would be showing more of the game on 22nd September, the team has announced that it's been delayed to early 2025.