
Experience an epic open-world brought to life by the award-winning Nemesis System. Forge a new Ring of Power, conquer Fortresses in massive battles and dominate Mordor with your personal orc army in Middle-earth™: Shadow of War™.
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I love the game, it's really one of the best science fiction games I've ever played. The story is quite interesting and without a doubt a huge improvement over the first game, Shadow of Mordor. If you like Lord of the Rings, you're going to love this game — sensational. But for me it wasn't all flowers: I’m having 2 frustrating bugs in the game. For some reason, when I try to execute orcs, they trigger the 'death defying' animation about 95% of the time and survive. I rarely manage to execute them. Another issue is that the orc’s reaction animation (where he starts talking that he's going to kill me blah blah blah when he sees me) doesn’t play at all — even after I hit him, it only starts when I try to execute them. And after hitting them so much they end up with very little health, and only when I try to execute them does the animation play. This next point isn't so much a problem but more personal: the difficulty balance feels really strange. Normal mode is way too easy, while Nemesis mode actually feels like the real Normal difficulty. And finally, the last point is a tip: if you care about the character's cape and hair, then play the game at a maximum of 60 FPS because Talion's hair and cape become stiff with almost no physics the higher the FPS you play at, which ends up being a bit stupid, but it’s a matter of opinion. Anyway, the bugs I found must be very rare because I've never seen anyone talking about them anywhere, so it's not a reason to worry when buying and playing the game because it probably won't happen to you. Edit: I forgot to say that I already platinumed this game on PS4/5 and none of these bugs happened to me there, at least as far as I remember.
This is the most engaging middle earth game I have ever played
完了137个小时,没有怎么培养兽人,主要是玩了剧情。其实就是攻城和守城战,中间穿插几个和BOSS戒灵的战斗,画面很好。刚玩的时候觉得很难,理解了游戏机制以后,打兽人队长很简单。2个DLC没有玩,因为进DLC一看还是一样的东西,就是主角不同,还要升级到60级才能不纠结挑战传奇装备升级的问题,瞬间不想玩了。这游戏不是开放世界,不过玩着不错
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One of the best game I've owned on the PS4. Had to get this game on steam when it went on sale: Combat 10/10 ⭐ Story 10/10⭐ Shelob 10/10⭐
El juego en general es una joyita
Fantastic action RPG with great lore and of course the amazing nemesis system. That feature alone makes it feel like there are real stakes and emotional attachments when playing. It is a truly unique feature in gaming.
jogo muito bom,ja fazia tempo que eu queria poder jogar esse jogo e agora consegui
i love this game
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