Apology for the state of The Lord of the Rings: Gollum appears to have been written by an AI

The action-adventure The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, released in May of this year, was one of the biggest disappointments of the year. Besides the general outdated graphics and dull gameplay included significant technical problemswhich made the already problematic gameplay experience even more frustrating.

Developers Daedalic Entertainment apologized for the disappointing state of the game shortly after release and promised to fix it. The game received several updates over time, but its reputation was hardly saved. In addition, shortly after the release, studio management announced that he ends up developing his own games and will continue to act only as a publisher.

Another case is currently being resolved regarding The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, which concerns the aforementioned apologies for technical problems and poor optimization. The German channel Game Two came after an interview with two former studio employees with information that the mentioned the apology was written using the ChatGTP tool.

The entire text should not have undergone any revisions, which is why it should look so generic and even contain some errors. The “Game Second” channel further in the video states that the developers they were not involved in writing the apology at all and behind the whole process, based on the use of artificial intelligence to write it, there had to be a publisher in the person of Nacon.