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Update 20 for The Lord of the Rings Online is now live, and it takes players this close to Mordor.

Here's a simple question for you: Can you ever “go back” to an online game you once loved, but drifted away from?...

Afraid you missed out on those sweet mounts for The Lord of the Rings Online or Dungeons & Dragons Online subscribers?...

After receiving virtually no updates for years, Turbine really got to work on The Lord of the Rings Online's housing system in its later days with the MMO.

By the time the Mordor expansion hits Standing Stone Games' Lord of the Rings Online, the One Ring will have already been destroyed.

Beginning early next month, Standing Stone Games will be rewarding The Lord of the Rings Online VIPs with a special gift -- or gifts.

If you want to learn more about The Lord of the Rings, but don't have the time to read the Silmarillion -- or the patience to endure the Hobbit movies -- you're in luck.

I copped out last year.

All the memes say 2016 was a lousy year in the real world.

So much for the pre-Christmas slow news week. "The game teams responsible for The Lord of the Rings Online (LOTRO) and Dungeons & Dragons Online (DDO) are now moving from Turbine to Standing Stone Games, a newly formed indi...

Over the weekend, a video surfaced of The Lord of the Rings Online's Community Manager, Jerry "Cordovan" Snook, making some emphatic statements regarding the state of Turbine's licensing agreement to continue producing LOTRO p...

We speculated on it earlier this year -- and heck, players have been speculating about it for nearly 10 years -- but Turbine made it official this week, all but officially announcing an expansion for The Lord of the Rings Onli...

Lord of the Rings Online players have been wanting to get to Mordor for over nine years now, and that moment is tantalizingly close.

Dungeons & Dragons Online Executive Producer Dan "Severlin" Ciccolini has expanded his role at Turbine, now taking over the same position with The Lord of the Rings Online.

Last year's Harnkegger Games in The Lord of the Rings Online were such a success that the folks behind them are doing it again this year, with another round of events and a slew of great prizes!...

Earlier this week, Turbine's Robert “Severlin” Ciccolini gave Dungeons & Dragons Online something to celebrate by revealing a few tidbits about the game's future plans.

Get ready to face some truly dreadful terror in The Lord of the Rings Online's new raid, Throne of the Dread Terror, which was profiled last month and goes live today.

Steam's annual Summer Sale is officially under way and now that Valve's had a day to wait for its servers to level out, we've decided to take a look at what it has to offer this time around.

After a three-year break, The Lord of the Rings Online is diving back into the oft-neglecting raiding pool with Throne of the Dread Terror in Update 18.2, which Content Designer Ryan "Pinion" Penk described in detail in today'...

Turbine moved its North American and European Lord of the Rings Online datacenter to New Jersey last month, and things appeared to be going well.

Trion Worlds is taking a lot of heat recently for the changes it's made to the cash shops in Rift and Trove.

A brief post on the Lord of the Rings Online forums has my brain speculating a bit today.

From wizards to ninjas, starships to battleships, there's a free-to-play game for just about everyone out there.

It's that time again, when MMO developers make plans for the coming year before embarking on an epic holiday vacation.

Update 17.1 for The Lord of the Rings Online is only in testing right now.

The Lord of the Rings Online is nearing the end of the road...

Keeping players interested during the long stretches between content updates is a challenge for any MMO development team.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Gameforge isn't winning many friends these days, especially among TERA fans in Europe.

I know, I know, "free-to-play discount" seems like an oxymoron, but let's cast aside the veneer of marketing and realize that F2P games do sell things to make money and sometimes those things are cheaper than their usual price.