Tales of the Shire introduces players to 15 NPCs, but there's one Hobbit in the cast that stands out from the rest for all the right reasons.

Rhubarb is a beloved ingredient in Tales of the Shire. Whether it’s porridge, pies, or platters, many recipes contain this ...

Although inventory space is limited and you can’t store your flowers in Tales of the Shire, you shouldn’t trash them! There ...

Tales of the Shire has many fish that you can catch as you progress through the game. Here's where you can find each of them.

The latest Lord Of The Rings game is a cosy village simulator by Wētā Workshop but are they as good at making games as they are special effects?

To start fishing in Tales of the Shire, players must equip the Fishing Rod by selecting it from their Tool Wheel (up on the D-pad), then press A/X to cast their reel into the water. Hold down A/X ...

Tales of the Shire's art style certainly isn't for everyone, but it's a commendable attempt to show the world of Middle-earth ...

Tales of the Shire sounds like it should be a home run, but its slow pacing and lack of interesting characters make for a dull experience.

Four of them were awarded to the studio for its efforts on Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings films. New hires are offered a chance to hold one of those Oscars, but there’s a catch: handling the ...

Tales of the Shire is a title I was very much looking forward to as a long-time Lord of the Rings fan. But this isn’t a game set when the world is at war: No Sauron, Ring Wraiths, no Smaug or ...

Tales of the Shire is a story about lost potential. A sad one too because 'Shire farming simulator' is surely the very best non-combat concept that could work for a Middle Earth game.

Tales of the Shire is all about coziness, friendship, and growth as a community, which is why the Share Meals system is such an important part of it. You will get introduced to the concept early ...