The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria™

Weak combat, poor tutorials and onboarding, and mediocre mining/crafting too. Everything feels very "budget."

good concept/idea, poor execution

Muito bom jogo de exploração. História envolvente quando se atenta aos detalhes e leitura. É preciso atenção e se envolver nas dicas para que consiga seguir parte da história. Dentro de cada missão tem conselhos de como prosseguir. Após terminar o jogo base, o foco é maior para upgrade e desenvolvimento de base com os NPCs. É bom utilizar de um local aberto para que possa utilizar os grandes monumentos pois eles também não são removíveis.

No. There is just too much wrong with this game to list it here. Just no.

I am a Dwarf and I'm digging a hole...

Minecraft in the setting of Moria. Quite beautiful and atmospheric — fans of the universe will definitely enjoy it. The campaign story is primitive and clunky, but since it barely affects the gameplay, the game doesn’t really suffer because of it. The game mainly focuses on the atmosphere of traveling through Moria and on building. Even despite the repetitive procedurally generated locations, the first journey still feels colorful and engaging thanks to the “key” handcrafted areas. Every story-related location looks vivid and memorable enough to enrich the adventure. The second major source of enjoyment is rebuilding Moria itself. Thanks to the atmosphere, the decent variety of building pieces, and several unique large-scale locations, every area makes you want to create something personal and special just to admire it afterward. You can easily spend a huge amount of time doing that. So if you enjoy building games, this is definitely for you. As for everything else, there’s barely any real survival aspect — food, resources, and everything else are available in abundance. The crafting system is fairly primitive and linear. There is combat, but the progression is just as linear: find a new axe, fight until enemies become too strong, then look for and craft another new axe. There are no real nuances to combat. The enemies are technically different, but similar enough that you never need to come up with any special tactics for each type. It’s nice that death carries basically no penalty — you just have to go back and pick up your items. And that’s a good thing, because most of your deaths will be pretty ridiculous :) Random falls, getting stuck during combat, or simply not paying attention to the “darkness” mechanic. Speaking of getting stuck — there are bugs, and quite a few of them, but none are seriously game-breaking. Sometimes structures won’t snap where they’re supposed to, sometimes you or the AI can get stuck, sometimes there are disconnects (though only occasionally), things like that. Overall, it leaves a pretty pleasant impression. The atmosphere really carries the game. If you don’t like the whole Tolkien vibe — dwarves, caves, mines, and all that — then it probably won’t click for you. Otherwise, it’s a pretty solid survival-building game.

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