The three heroes had to travel north and defeat a powerful Black Númenórean named Agandaûr before Sauron could take control of Rohan and Gondor. The story of this game and the characters runs parallel to the film or novel sometimes even crossing paths with characters that seem familiar.
In the game you can play as three different characters an Elf, Dwarf and Ranger switching between them for certain strategies and tactics. Their 2011 game, Lord of the Rings: War in the North, was an action role playing hack and slash game which was a lot different from what the past games have been like. Snowblind Studios took a different approach with their Middle-Earth game.
The game received mixed to negative reviews but it made this list because of the diverse campaign decisions one could make while playing.Īn Orc and Ent roaming the battle field 6. The story is a variation of the original where Frodo is killed by a witch king leading Sauron to gain the powers of the ring and conquer Middle-Earth. From there, the player must complete objectives and missions to help his army whether or not the army is good or bad. Conquest was a single to multiplayer game where the player chooses a soldier from one of several armies. In 2009 E.A and Pandemic Studios released their attempt at a Middle-Earth based game and made Lord of the Rings: Conquest. Here are the best Lord of the Rings games for PC: 7. There have been a lot of games that have tried to capture that hope but only a handful have succeeded. Trying to expand upon the world the he provided games offered a different experience than reading the books and later on seeing the films. Video games have been trying to capture the perfect Tolkien-esc world since the mid 80’s.
He not only invented several fantasy languages but also helped reinvent the races of fantasy making some seem more human and relatable and others scary and grotesque.
The world that J.R.R Tolkien made when he created his Lord of the Rings novels is one of the most beloved and influential worlds ever made.
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