We’re hoping that it’ll also get a Nintendo Switch release too at some point. Shadow Of Mordor went on to be released for Mac OS X and while there’s no word as of yet for the sequel, it could be an option for WB Games if it’s as successful as its predecessor. It’s available on the Xbox ONE, Xbox ONE S, PS4, PlayStation 4 Pro and PC, so it’s getting a pretty broad coverage. Middle Earth: Shadow Of War had a UK release date on the 10th October 2017, coinciding with the US launch of the game. However, with the added fire power of the Xbox ONE S and PlayStation Pro it’s well placed to deliver an epic new adventure in ultra high definition.

It looks like an impressive game, but with such a strong release for the first game, its got its work cut out for it. You can check out the cinematic story reveal trailer below to get a look at what the game is all about and there are a number of gameplay video walkthroughs at the bottom of the page with plenty of gameplay to watch. Following on from the success and critical acclaim of Shadow Of Mordor, which picked up a number of game of the year awards, it’s a direct sequel that sees us returning to the story of Ranger, Talion, as he heads deeper into the darkest depths of Mordor. If the release of Beren And Luthien isn’t enough for die-hard Tolkien fans out there, there’s also a whole new adventure to take on in Middle Earth: Shadow Of War.

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