An amazing game with and awesome story… cons: Sometime the battle/fight functions can be clunky and off. After a while the Uruks repeat Only 3 weapon choices Pros: Amazing story great visuals fun combat (when not be annoying) Would recommend to any assassin creed fan or Lord of the Rings!

WoW this game was my first rpg game and i was very impressed by playing that type of game i really enjoyed the game was so fun and different than other games must buy ps4 gamers!!

Great graphics and story!!! Definitely a must-buy for action gamers and Tolkien fans!!!

I bought this a few weeks ago, finally gave it a go and after 5 hours i was hooked and couldnt stop until completion must buy for all lotr / ac and batman fans

Here is a game to play for challenge and entertainment WITHOUT illicit behavior or foul language! We highly suggest this game for purchase.

When Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor released in 2014 it caught a lot of people by surprise. It took ideas from other established franchises, such as a combat system similar to the Arkham series and climbing and stealth mechanics not unlike Assassins Creed, but also introduced something wholly...

Compelling story with intriguing characters; Nearly every mechanic has been improved; Combat still feels fast and fluid; Almost endless supply of unscripted moments; Bigger; more beautiful world

Some plotlines end abruptly; Captain/warchief intros interrupt action

Lord of the games

Expanded Nemesis system; Intricate and versatile skill tree; Glorious combat and movement; Siege battles are excellent; Epic story and interesting characters

Massive scale may overwhelm at first

We really enjoyed Shadow of Mordor when it launched back in 2014. It wasn't a perfect action-adventure, but the Nemesis system brought dynamics to the table that we'd never experienced before, and really haven't experienced since.

The 2014 release of Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor was a roll of the dice that just barely managed to pay off. Yes, the Nemesis System was and still is a genius bit of game design, and Monolith Productions was right to stake virtually the entire success of the game on its use.

With Peter Jackson-quality production values, combat that remains engaging over dozens of hours, and a meaningful story that stays reasonably related to its beloved source material, Middle Earth: Shadow of War is a rare sequel that improves on just about every aspect of the original.