- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Release Date: Oct 10, 2017
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 4
User Score
Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 456 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 196 out of 456
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Mixed: 48 out of 456
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Negative: 212 out of 456
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May 19, 2023Game is repeating itself too much. People are saying you need pay for micro transactions. Yes it's not belong that kind of game but I felt like I don't need to pay for anything.
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Feb 16, 2022Grind simulator.
I had huge expectation for this game, turned out to be a **** game, **** lore, only repetitive and grinding all the way. -
Feb 22, 2022This has been one of my favorite games to play on Xbox. As a big fan of the fighting style of the Batman games, this game worked for me. I also like the storyline. After 124 hours of gameplay, I stopped playing, which for me is quite a bit. Usually after about 60 hours or so I lose interest in any game.
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Feb 25, 2022This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Apr 9, 2023Awesome game I like it I was never a fan of lord of the rings games in the past but I like this game because it's a 3rd person brawler
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Awards & Rankings
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Nov 29, 2017Perhaps you might slap your forehead in dismay by the goofy plot or looseness to the source material but what's undeniable is, that Middle-earth: Shadow of War is a lot of fun.
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Nov 13, 2017Middle-earth: Shadow of War has high production values and is a fun open-world slashathon, but it's stretched thin. The storyline starts off promising, but all of the interesting characters get pushed aside to make room for nothing of consequence. Hours upon hours are lost to the abyss as players engage in a relentless cycle of gear upgrades and Orc recruits. Assaulting fortresses and conquering territory loses its appeal a bit too quickly. The game is pretty entertaining in short bursts, especially when Talion can make full use of his powerful abilities. Still, the lack of finesse when it comes to combat will make fighting feel a bit bothersome. The Ranger is at his best when he's eliminating the opposition with surgical precision, or making use of hazards in the environment. All in all, this title is worth a look; just don't expect to grow too attached to it.
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games(TM)Nov 3, 2017While it's huge and complex in many of its systems, it still feels as if it is caught in 2014. [Issue#194, p.68]