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A fun mix of action and horror that'll make you jump or feel scared in the first playthrough, then with challenges and unlockables you become Rambo in a horror movie in subsequent playthroughs. 10/10 recommend, though I do deal with some texture popping on Ultra @ 2k resolution. Have a 3090 so unsure what's causing the issue.

Assassins's Creed meets Arkham series in Middle Earth. Easy to get into, harder to master. I've done 3 playthroughs now and have done all the side quests. The Gondor artifacts feel tedious but if you go on an Uruk murder/recruiting spree you'll get the opportunity to grab everything in no time. My only gripe is how grindy it becomes to level up your Legendary gear. But I absolutely recommend this game to any fans of the previously mentioned series, and anyone who wants to raise an army of Uruks to conquer Mordor

I've spent hours and hours in this game, and mods make it even better. It's gone through very rapid development and overhauls, so a lot of the mods I used to play are sadly no longer supported :( but I imagine once this game is where Paradox wants to get it to, many total conversion mods will flood in

I easilly give this game 10/10. Have played TW games since the first Medieval, and as soon as I saw the trailer for naval battles I had been itching to buy it. Let 7 years pass, and the game is still amazing. Only complaint is that Creative Assembly changed the original uniforms, albeit for historical accuracy, but still liked the old uniforms, and they've grown on me. I would like to be able to play as other factions, and have changes made to the US faction campaign to allow for Regular infantry to be recruited in Africa and India like the European powers. However, I easily recommend this game to any lovers of strategy games. Also, check out Darthmod for E:TW. Makes units bigger, changes up gameplay, great addition to a fantastic game. Hope Creative Assembly revisits this era in future games. Would LOVE to see what else they add.