Playing Lord of the Rings: Journeys Through Middle Earth with my son. Casting the app to our Family Room TV.
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After A Successful Chapter 3, Chapter 4 Was A Major Blow

ByTim Nolte
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We had another fun Sunday evening playing Journeys Through Middle Earth, even though we lost another round. The nice thing about this game is that 1 loss doesn’t mean the end of the game right away. I highly recommend this as a good co-op game to play with your kids. My son is only 10 and has a pretty good handle on the game now.

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