
A survival crafting adventure set in the Fourth Age of Middle-earth. Lead the Dwarves to reclaim Moria - mine, build, and battle through procedurally generated depths alone or with up to 8 players in co-op. It is time to return to Moria!
Most likely between $4.8M and $13.7M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $29.99 | 81% | approximately $8.1M |
| PlayStation | $24.99 | 84% | — |
| Xbox | $29.99 | 90% | — |
| Epic | $29.99 | 90% | #92 |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $1.76 on Xbox · Türkiye (−94%). Compare 31 prices in 15 markets →
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Super Jeu !
i love the combat and the story its amazing
Really love the dwarf grind and craft your way through the Moria environments :)
This game is an amazing survival-ish co-op game where you explore the mines of Moria (and beyond)! While we mostly played co-op, this game is also super fun when playing alone, but we still highly recommend playing this with friends where possible. There is a nice crafting system which I would describe as a more 'classic' crafting system with multiple kind of forged for you to explore. This is one of the few games which really got me immersed with the world and wanting to explore more of it. I do recommend setting the FPS to the maximum possible within the settings (60FPS) and fiddle a bit with other settings if you have stutter/lagg issues. This game is either quite heavy loaded or just poorly optimized which can cause such issues quicker than the average game. Among one of the best co-op games there is out there 10/10 from me.
Good game, great atmosphere, and most importantly, absolutely worth the price.
If you like dwarven lore and arquitecture, as well as contruction, then give it a try!
only thing i wish we could do is carry multiple mastercrafts
LOTR: Return to Moria continues to be a fun experience, even on repeated playthroughs. I did both a cooperative and solo playthrough back when it initially launched on Steam, and again recently having started a new cooperative playthrough to try out the DLC. At its core, Return to Moria is a survival/crafting-lite game, similar moreso to something like Valheim than something like Ark. Even for my friends who are not fans of LOTR, but just survival crafters in general, were able to find enjoyable moments to keep the game engaging. As a LOTR fan, I do find some of the Fanservice moments to be sometimes derivative but it manages to itch that "Dwarf mining underground" vibe. If you want a chill, dwarf cave explorer vibe, then this is a good game to add to your collection. If you don't like survival crafters, even lite ones, then you may want to skip over it.
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now this is a game i would love to have in an open world middle earth, valheim but middle earth yes thank you. Great game overall, love the setting.