Some of the tree shadows while playing during a night phase jump and stutter so bad that it can be quite disorienting. 'Snapping' to single-bricks is so off-balance that you generally have to over-jump to properly land on them. Gollum's fish wall clips so badly that I found myself falling through the ground four times, textures went wonky twice, and my character misjudged the jump at least a good dozen times. The only way to reset it on the spot is apparently by using Gandalf's staff. There is a good chance the platform that must be pushed on the tiles will jump 10 feet into the air.

Glitches: The problem with this game is that a lot of elements are merely left unpolished. Instead of choosing chapters, you will be walking through Middle-Earth and advance the story in their proper levels as you approach them. Although you are given the choice of following between two parties as they walk separate of each other through the world, the levels must be completed in a specific order or 'the great seeing eye' will impede your advancement. The events from the films are replicated despite the material not coinciding with what happened in the books, but the developers go to such lengths as making sure the weapons, locations, and characters are all properly named. Now that I have played it during one of my gaming marathons, I realized how different it was from the other games Traveller’s Tales came out with. Probably because they had to temporarily remove them from Steam for a time. Basis: Back in December 2018, I picked up this game for free during one of their promotions on Humble Bundle.

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