The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria™

way to grindy pacing is horrible and the legendary stick that takes your master work slot is needed for 10 seconds on the final boss fight that all in all takes a minuet after hours of grinding that doesn't even feel rewarding all to cross a bridge that's about 15 feet across and use a pic you already have before the final boss to go out side and finish the game we litterly are forced to make a longer bridge earlier in the game so it doesn't even make any scene to do so instead of taking on the final boss with up to 8 dwarfs and not go at it with a army tho then again it took less then a minuet chasing the final boss down and less then 10 seconds with the god of sticks to actually kill her

Meiner Meinung nach ein super gelungenes LOTR Spiel. Es hat richtig viel spaß gemacht. Ich kann es nur jedem LOTR Fan weiterempfehlen.

Let's get the good out of the way first. It is faithful to LotR, tho it doesn't exactly add anything new, or have a narrative of any kind. Weapon crafting progression is very cool, planting crops works great, building is good, brewing mead is cool. The world exploration, going deeper into the mines and coming across stronger enemies, finding stronger materials to make better gear out of, that is all thought out really well and works. Base building is neet, you have a lot of freedom with floors and you need to create a lot of space and get creative with how you place all your work stations and pallets and stuff. The bad, the biggest one first. Combat is Ass, like absolute ass. There's pretty much just charge attack and block, that's what carries you through every combat encounter. Archery is good at the start but then you need better arrows to deal more dmg later but the mats are not worth it. Basically makes archery unusable, also archery is ass. There are headshots, but it's not like Valheim where archery feels amazing to use. Archery in Moria feels like ass, and arrows are way too much trouble to craft to use mid and late game. So ye, bad. While base building is neet... the snap-on is ass 😆 Like seriously, it's so frustrating to connect the most mundane floors sometimes. While the basebuilding works well, the UX for it is terrible. You can get used to it slowly, but it makes me not want to spend too much time with it. Food... I sorta see what they were thinking I guess, but it's way too annoying to cook 3 meals a day, and making food spoilable on the table really only makes it so you need to wait for food to be ready everytime. Sleep is also not thought out well, it all feels like a waste of time waiting for sleep and food to get ready. In my session we hardly ever sleep, we remove fatigue with a meal and then I pray and drink to improve my stamina on top. Also massive L on the quick build. The only building you can build without a hearth is the wood platform. It would be such an improvement if you could build more stuff. Making infrastructure to get around the mine easier could be a whole progression system in itself. Instead we use fast travel for this. I really don't see why, you could prbly break the game more easily if you could build anything but I say let us 😆 Building could be a much more intricate part of exploration, it's really a missed opportunity imho. O and enchantments... really the only enchantment you'll ever want is anti-orc. Later weapons like Durin's Sword even start off with a fire enchantment so you can't even enchant it yourself. It's a bit of a nothing system. It's not implemented meaningfully. The map and fast-travel UI is also.... I hate it 😆 Mines of Moria is a fun enough games with the right crowed. Especially among LotR fans, but if you want a fun open world crafting game and you haven't played Valheim yet smhw... play that! 😆 Just better by every metric.

this game is amazing

Cool LOTR game but no smoking pipe :/

Ein richtig gelungenes Zwergen-Abenteuer! Durch Morias Hallen zu ziehen und die verschütteten Wege freizulegen macht einfach Spaß. Hinter dem Geröll kommen immer wieder wunderschöne Zwergenhallen und verzierte Säulen zum Vorschein. Das Bau- und Kampfsystem können noch etwas Feinschliff vertragen. Am besten mit Freunden spielen. Für LOTR-Fans ne klare Empfehlung.

I can't think of anything negative to say about this game. It's SO addicting, fun, and has a little bit of everything. My husband and I played the main game and the DLC co-op, and both were awesome!

If you want to experience Arrakis enter Dune, if you want to be submersed in the vibe of Moria, play return to Moria, expansions allow Npc management as you explore and reclaim what is left after the Balrrog. A comprehensive builder adventure with the vibe of being in Middle Earth