With rumors swirling that Kingdom Come developer Warhorse is creating a brand new The Lord of the Rings RPG, actor Tom McKay–who performs primary character Henry within the Kingdom Come series–has commented on which The Lord of the Rings character he wish to play in a hypothetical sport.
He informed Radio Times that The Lord of the Rings is full of “extremely wealthy, advanced characters,” but when he had to decide on one, it might be a personality with Aragorn vibes. He additionally mentioned, ought to he be solid in a Lord of the Rings sport, he would need his character to vary from Henry.
“If I had been to do it, and I flatter to suppose that anyone would need me to do it, I would in all probability moderately nudge it away from the Henry vibes slightly bit. I fairly like taking part in a type of broad palette of characters,” he mentioned.
To make sure, no new The Lord of the Rings video games have been introduced, from Warhorse or some other studio. That being mentioned, Embracer–which owns the gaming rights to the series–said some time again that it’s prototyping a number of new The Lord of the Rings video games and desires to see a renaissance for The Lord of the Rings in gaming. Given all that, it appears to be only a matter of time earlier than a brand new sport is introduced.
Rumors and stories have mentioned each Warhorse and one other Embracer-owned studio, Crystal Dynamics, are every engaged on new The Lord of the Rings video games.
Just lately, Warhorse held a Reddit AMA the place it was requested if its new sport is a brand new The Lord of the Rings sport. The studio didn’t affirm something, however mentioned it’s making a “large, immersive RPG.”
Whereas no new The Lord of the Rings video games have been introduced, a number of new films are within the works, together with 2027’s The Hunt for Gollum. That film brings again Elijah Wooden as Frodo, Ian McKellan as Gandalf, and Lee Tempo as Thranduil. Leo Woodall will play Aragorn/Strider within the film. After that can come a movie written by comic, TV host, and The Lord of the Rings superfan Stephen Colbert.