Love this game! This is for sure one of my favorites of this next gen!

The game itself it great! Good graphics , good button layouts , nice and easy to understand. Storyline is good, good gameplay time.

Far too short and repetitive. Starts off hard but by the time you are approaching the end you are practically invincible. Very limited replayability. The nemesis system is cool but still very early days, it needs a bit of work to make it feel like part of the game rather than a separate gimmick.

If you are a fan of Lord of the rings or assassins creed then this game is a must it blends the parkour skills of the assassins seamlessly with the world of Lord of the rings with many recognisable characters from the films and books. Get it now!!!

Besides the outfits and new enemies this included The Hunt and the backstory of the wraith. It actually gave me a reason to pick up the game again and play the add-ons. While the other things were small they still added to the overall experience of the game.

Where to start... The game is incredibly well made and the graphics are superb. They really do take advantage of the Xbox One's superior internal specs. The AI controls in the game are very realistic and you really do feel as though you are playing against another person online.

Very Good Graphics; Good AI controls; Lots to do

Lots to remember; Fairly Complex

I should say this a really fantastic game, But could be more clear, Bit confusing tasks , and not understanding completely what to do. But feeling like killing ORCS :p :p :p

Instead of the vengeful ranger Talion from the original release, 'The Bright Lord' is all about his wraithly twin Celebrimbor. You may remember that Celebrimbor was occasionally referred to as the Bright Lord by a few characters in 'Shadow of Mordor', most notably Gollum.

When I recommend Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, it's because of its outstanding dynamic battles with randomized uruk Captains and Warchiefs. The Bright Lord undermines that greatness with a new power that renders those fights irrelevant, and focuses its energies on a big boss battle.

New combat style; Sauron fight; Higher-level enemies

Win-button Ring power; Less dynamic captains

A fun/engaging/superb game that's the best Tolkien game so far. Shadow of Mordor is just addictive and I'm going to be playing it for a long time!