Daedalic Entertainment's (the studio behind The Lord of The Rings: Gollum) follow-up LOTR game will be canceled, with Daedalic closing its development department too.
"Even though The Lord of the Rings: Gollum did not live up to the expectations we had for the game, we are very grateful for the opportunity and the learning experience it brought us. Currently, we are working on another patch for The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. A follow-up project in The Lord of the Rings universe that has already been started will be discontinued.
Daedalic emphasizes that it does"value each and every member of our team very much and it is important to us that the transition goes as well as possible. We will therefore support our former employees in finding new opportunities within our network," calling the announcement"a difficult break, but also a new beginning in the already long history of Daedalic Entertainment."
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