Middle-earth™: Shadow of War™

A true gem of a game. Refining the great aspects of the original's stealth and combat while expanding upon its truly unique nemesis system, this game has earned a spot in gaming history. Its story is fun and engaging, with an incredible ending and postgame experience that makes you feel like a whole second half of the game has opened up. On top of stellar gameplay and story, it has an undeniable charm and sense of humour as you ruthlessly butcher, torture, and traumatise Orcs.

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Perfecto

Exelente, PLatinei

“If I was wrong, then I will fail as they have failed. But if I’m right... we will end this war.” — Talion, Ranger of Gondor, Lord of Ithilien 🗡️ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Until this day, in my heart, this game won Game of the Year 2017. I had an absolute blast playing Shadow of Mordor, and now that I've finally made my way into Shadow of War, I can already tell that I'm in for something special. I'm still relatively early into the game, but I'm already completely hooked. What immediately struck me is just how beautiful this game is. The world of Middle-earth feels enormous, atmospheric, and alive. The environments, the landscapes, the character designs, the lighting, the music, and the sheer scale of everything come together beautifully. There's something incredibly satisfying about simply wandering through Mordor and seeing what kind of trouble you're going to stumble into next. And then there's the Nemesis system. That alone made Shadow of Mordor incredibly memorable for me, and seeing how Shadow of War expands upon it has me ridiculously excited. The addition of the bodyguard system, along with being able to summon your own followers into battle, is such a welcome addition to the series. There's something incredibly cool about being surrounded by your own army and watching your followers fight alongside you. I also love how the game makes you feel like you're actually building something. You're not simply Talion running around killing Orcs anymore. You're developing an army, recruiting followers, creating relationships with them, and preparing for what's ahead. I did encounter one funny bug early on where Idril was killed by the flying explosives during a mission, which caused her to stop guiding me properly. I had to remember where she had been trying to lead me and continue the mission myself. 😂 But honestly, that's such a minor blemish compared to everything else this game is doing right. I certainly wouldn't judge the game harshly because of one weird bug. I'm still only in the opening portions, and I already feel like I've barely scratched the surface. After having so much fun with Shadow of Mordor, Shadow of War feels like a bigger, more ambitious continuation of something I already loved. And if the opening hours are any indication... There is a LOT more ahead. I'm absolutely loving it so far. Until this day, in my heart, this game won Game of the Year 2017. 10/10

Pretty cool i would give it a 10/10