The Lord of the Rings: War in the North™ - Legacy Edition

O jogo consta como relançado em 2026, mas continua o mesmo jogo de 2011 só que com um adicional de coop... tenha dó, né, que coisa mais broxante esse combate limitado e travado, jogo datado batendo na casa dos 60 reais, vápaporra! Na boa, esquece que isso aqui existe. Se quiser jogar algo relacionado à Terra Média e com uma jogabilidade mais moderna e decente, jogue os jogos Middle-Earth Shadow of Mordor e War.

The Lord of the Rings: War in the North — настоящая находка для поклонников вселенной Толкина. Игра даёт шанс взглянуть на события Войны Кольца с неожиданной стороны: пока Фродо и Братство идут к Мордору, на севере Средиземья тоже кипит борьба со злом. Особенно радует возможность играть за трёх совершенно разных героев — следопыта, гнома и эльфийку: у каждого своя манера боя, способности и взгляд на происходящее. Это добавляет глубины и делает перепрохождение интереснее. Боевая система простая, но динамичная: сражения с орками и другими приспешниками Саурона ощущаются по-настоящему эпичными, а прокачка и подбор экипировки затягивают. Отдельный плюс — кооперативный режим: проходить сюжет вместе с друзьями гораздо веселее, а взаимодействие персонажей в бою создаёт классные моменты. Визуально игра отлично передаёт атмосферу фильмов Питера Джексона: заснеженные просторы, мрачные крепости и знакомые детали мира выглядят стильно. А саундтрек усиливает ощущение причастности к великой истории. Для фанатов «Властелина колец» это отличный способ ещё раз окунуться в любимый мир и почувствовать себя частью борьбы за Средиземье. игру прохожу в портативе на Asus rog ally x - не фризит не тормозит все идеально.

Honestly? This remaster is a waste of money. The game is best played in co-op and is very boring to play solo. And why is remaster bad for co-op? Because for some reason the progress is only saved at host. You have absolutely zero reason to join someone because you won't get NOTHING from it. You only benefit from co-op when you are the host.

I want to love this game but for now, it's gonna be a no from me. This would be such a fun game to play with friends, but as many other reviews have stated, multiplayer is bugged (?) and only the host's game saves progress, not the other two players, and the two people who join the host's game have to play as their characters, not your own. This is incredibly lame, and while several people have posted very convoluted workarounds, I ain't doing all that. A multiplayer game should be playable multiplayer without me having to dance naked on one foot at exactly 6pm on the fourth Tuesday in July during a full moon while singing Swing Low, Sweet Chariot to a group of marmots to progress with friends. Single-player is...a game. I'm glad other people enjoy it and seem to find it playable, but I had to restart the first level three times. THREE. TIMES. [i][b]THE FIRST LEVEL, TRES VECES.[/b] [/i]because the AI controls the other two characters like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cordyceps brainwashing an ant to its doom by making it climb a blade of grass and holding up a flashing neon sign begging birds to come devour it. This is a hack & slash game and it is a right royal pain in the ass trying to single-handedly hack or slash your way through hordes of enemies while trying to keep yourself alive as you play ring-around-the-rosie with goblins, dodging arrows like Neo and desperately looking for an opportunity to revive the absolute LEMMINGS that are your two companions. Is it doable? Yeah, if you use enough cheese to make the Swiss jealous. Is it fun? Absolutely not. Aspyr, please, for the love of god, fix this, so I can give you my money and play with my actual human being friends that are competent enough to get through a stage without dying 574 times and using every potion in the whole of Middle-earth.

You have my sword Aspyr if you remaster The Third Age. Also, this game runs well on my older PC, and it hasn't lost its charm. The graphics and voicework range from good enough to "that still looks pretty good". The music is well done even if it doesn't use the official movie music (what a shame!). The gameplay is typical hack and slash (regular and heavy attacks) with a mix of ranged attacks and special abilities. It still feels great to rampage through a bunch of orcs and leave heads and limbs in your wake. Inventory management is still cumbersome. But, let's be realistic: has any ARPG managed to make a workable inventory system? If you're a LotR fan, enjoyed this game when it first came out, and you don't own the original release of this game, this should be an easy purchase decision.

I loved this game when I played it as a young teen. It was pretty disheartening when I went to replay it years later and found out it wouldn’t work on my current consoles, so I had basically abandoned hope of ever being able to play it again. It was such a pleasant surprise to see it re-released this year. 2026 really has been the year of remakes and rereleases, and I’m thankful for it. A lot of games just haven’t seemed to captivate my attention quite the same way they did back in the day, so getting the chance to revisit some of these games has been a lot of fun. As for the game itself, it doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not. It’s a button-smashing hack-and-slash set in the LOTR universe, and honestly, I think it does that really well. The story takes place alongside the events of the movies, and it’s fun getting to see the northern part of the LOTR world brought to life in a way we don’t really get to see in the films. I’d give the story a 7/10. The action is probably an 8/10 for me. I recognize that this isn’t Dark Souls and isn’t trying to be some incredibly deep combat system. It’s a fairly simple hack-and-slash, and I think it does that job well. The gameplay and controls are intuitive and simplistic, so I’d give those a 9/10. That brings my overall rating to an 8/10. Definitely worth a play, especially if you have nostalgia for the game or just enjoy the LOTR universe.

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