Scheduled for release in late March, Tales of the Shire has already separated itself from other games based on Lord of the Rings by simply existing. As the only simulation game based on the long ...

While Tales of the Shire is currently planned to be released for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 5 ... seem to indicate that this will not be the case. It will require only 4GB of memory and ...

Tales of the Shire launches on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, and Netflix Games at the same time. An official statement, released on February 20, 2025, states that the ...

Tales of the Shire has been hit with another delay, being booted back from March 25th to July 29th. While this may disappoint those who were looking forward to a spring release, there's a ...

In a video recorded for Veeva, Shire’s global operations head of advertising ... have one standard operating procedure throughout.” During the case study interview, Naomi talks about the ...

What's more, Tales of the Shire will be available across PC and console platforms alike, as well as on Nintendo Switch. So you'll be able to play the cozy Lord of the Rings game on PC, PS5 ...

Tales of the Shire will be available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC . GameSpot had a hands-on preview for Tales of the Shire last year, which called it "charming" and ...

The new Tales of the Shire release date is now Tuesday, July 29. This represents a delay of roughly four months. The game will be launching on Steam for PC players alongside PlayStation ...

A good Hobbit feast takes time, and so does Tales of the Shire! We’re taking a little longer to ensure that every Hobbit, on every platform, can enjoy the same cozy experience. The game will now ...

Tales of the Shire is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PC (Steam). "We want this game to feel like a warm hug from Middle-earth, and we are making sure that no matter where you ...

A post made on Tales of the Shire's X page suggests its fishing mini-game may not pay off in the long run, but that hopefully won't be the case.