Through the course of the game, the other six members of the Fellowship of the Ring can be recruited. The player starts as Frodo Baggins and can immediately recruit Sam Gamgee and Peregrin Took. When Frodo Baggins is captured in Dol Guldur the remaining members of the Fellowship must then free Frodo with help from Radagast the Brown and the Elves of Lothlórien before the Witch-king arrives and brings the Ring-bearer to Mordor and the fate of Middle-earth is lost. Īfter the player escapes the darkness of Moria they must search the gifts from Galadriel. Whilst at Rivendell you must collect the cloaks of the Nazgûl that were defeated at the Ford of Bruinen, as well as the pieces of Andúril, both of which can be found in the surrounding lands. In the Barrow-downs the player must escape the Barrow-wights with the help of Tom Bombadil.
The player starts as Frodo Baggins at Bag End and must first travel to Buckland before crossing the Old Forest and the Barrow-downs to get to Bree. The CD-rom version of the game opens with some cut scenes from Ralph Bakshi's The Lord of the Rings, while the floppy disk version of the game uses simple animated cut-scenes to tell the story. Interplay also released a version for the SNES, which greatly differed from the PC game.
II: The Two Towers, was released in 1993. The game features include a large open-world, thirty-seven playable characters in the PC game, and a storyline based on The Fellowship of the Ring. The game designers were influenced by Iron Crown Enterprises's MERP and used material from Ralph Bakshi's 1978 movie for cut-scenes. I is a video game developed by Interplay Productions, written by Scott Bennie and Mark Whittlesey, whilst the game music was composed by Charles Deenen. Interplay Productions ( MS-DOS), Chaos Studios ( Amiga)Įlectronic Arts (UK), Interplay Productions (rest of the world)
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