I called it. Then again, everyone with functioning eyes called it: The Lord of the Rings: Gollum was really, really bad. Not only did it fail to answer the core question of "why even make a game about Gollum", it was plagued with bugs, optimization issues, and bizarre day 1 DLC: for just three dollars, you too can make Gollum say "my precious" on command. Developer Daedalic Entertainment took to Twitter to issue a formal apology for, well, all of it, although it feels like a case of too little too late.
Lord Of The Rings: Gollum devs apologize for everything
This is also the face I make when I read news about this game. Screenshot: LotR: Gollum
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