Middle-Earth:Shadow Of Mordor Game Review: Magic Goes Far Beyond Well-Crafted Gameplay, Beautiful Visuals

By Ankita Ghorpade Oct 10, 2014 12:31 PM EDT

Middle-Earth:Shadow Of Mordor Game Review: Magic Goes Far Beyond Well-Crafted Gameplay, Beautiful Visuals

Middle-Earth:Shadow of Mordor is not just a game; it is a complete new world. It takes the players to a different world. Fans say it is a well-crafted game with beautiful visuals.

The most important feature of the game is that it draws you in. You get so much evolved. Developer Monolith Productions has produced such a fantastic living and breathing world.

"Middle-Earth:Shadow of Mordor" is based on the storyline of "The Hobbit and the Fellowship of the Ring." Talion is the lead character, who along with his family, was murdered by the Black Hand of Sauron when he was guarding the Black Gate of Modor. However, he get revived by the wraith of the legendary Elven master- smith Celebrimbor, giving Tailon Wraith- like abilities. And this set the stage for you to sneak across a battered landscape, to take revenge from Sauron's minions.

The player faces many enemies and each enemy is a unique individual, differentiated by their personality, strengths and weaknesses. Through the nemesis system, enemy relationships and characteristics are shaped by player actions and decisions to create personal archemies that remembers and get adapted to the player and are distinct in every gameplay session. Gamers are able to design their own battles, enemies and rewards within the dynamic world that remembers and adapt accordingly to their choices, and deliver a unique experience to every player.

These are some of the features that make the game unique, user-friendly and likable. We have seen so many games coming which were crafted deeply and had beautiful worlds and are filled with the characters which are usually static.

In Middle-Earth:Shadow of Mordor, they are not static. Instead, they are very dynamic and this makes the gamer feel the uniqueness and they never get bored of playing the game.

Playing Middle-Earth:Shadow of Mordor is a lot of fun. Player who wants to complete everything will have no trouble exceeding 30 hours of play. It may not be very original, but it is surely a very good example of an excellent game which is built out of recycled parts.