Family murdered before him. Talion, Gondor Ranger and protagonist at the helm, finds himself host to a wraith-- bound by fate, and suddenly brought back to life, there are many answers yet to be uncovered. Shadow of Mordor, from developers Monolith productions and published by WB Interactive, presents new gameplay concepts that have me brimming with excitement. The nemesis system if pulled off well will offer up some interesting gameplay dynamics. Set before The Lord of the Rings and after the Hobbit, Shadow of Mordor looks set to offer up a mouth smacking bland of army building, RPG mechanics, open-world traversal, and a tantalizing assortment of enemy variety--in as far as their A.I. is concerned. Imagine a radiant A.I. system which can recall past encounters and prepare itself contextually to face off against the players Talion in future encounters--fashioning a thirst for vengeance, an in-game enemy, can you imagine that. Upgrading the wraith abilities, which seem to give Talion dominion over the minds of others and other magical, phantom shifting powers, looks to offer quite the tactical boon.
Shadow of Mordor is coming to the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC on October 7th.
Check out an early gameplay video on Machinima's Channel:
cite:https://www.shadowofmordor.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3Ps7puWAz1E
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