The Lord of the Rings: The War in the North

The Lord of the Rings: The War in the North



Išleidimo data: 2011
Platformos: PS3, Xbox360, PC
Leidėjas: Warner Bros. Interactive
Kūrėjas: Snowblind Studios
Žaidimo tinklapis: ČIA
Žanras: RPG

J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth saga continues in 2011 on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 with the release of Snowblind Studios' action-RPG, The Lord of the Rings: War in the North. Based on events mentioned in the novels and included in Tolkien's annotations, War in the North reveals the full details of a battle few know, but one that helped shape the fight against Sauron.

The first M-rated (17+) Lord of the Rings title, War in the North uses elements of the books and the films. That means you can expect some of the film actors' likenesses (and perhaps voices) as well as elements of Middle Earth never shown in the movies.

Up to three players can join forces online to battle Sauron's army with "interdependent co-op play." Expect some of the staples of RPG gaming, including upgradeable skills, weapons and abilities. Grinding has not been confirmed.

Šaltinis: IGN

Na, laukiam nesulaukiam pagaliau kokybiško žaidimo konsolėms LOTR tema. Iš treilerio sunku kažka ir spręst, bet užuomazgos geram žaidimui yra. Kompanija, kuri kurs šį žaidimą specelizuojasi RPG žaidimų kūrime (garsiausias produktas būtų 2001 m. išleistas ir gan gerai kritikų įvertintas Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance, skirtas PS2 ir Xbox konsolėms) , tad gal išvysime pagaliau ne pinigų melžimą pasinaudojus geru vardu, o žaidimą vertą dėmesio. Redagavo Kovo 21, 2010 Epikus

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The Lord of the Rings War in the North Interview Ryan Geithman

 

Lord of the Rings: War in the North E3 2010 trailer

 

Lord of the Rings: War in the North Eyes-On Impressions: A Party of Three

 

 

Two things described by J.R.R. Tolkein in his Lord of the Rings trilogy haven't been seen yet in video games: Bloody, brutal violence, and the War in the North. An action RPG due out in 2011 will deliver both.

 

The Lord of the Rings: War in the North is the first M-rated game for the saga, after a slew of games rated between Everyone and Teen. It will be a canonical inclusion of The Lord of the Rings saga, with the full license and blessing of the Tolkien estate, and actually being mentioned by Tolkien (albeit briefly) in his works gives the game some intrigue for fans.

 

Snowblind Studios, the outfit behind Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance, showed us two boss battles that test different aspects of the cooperative play the game will demand. In a 20-minute demonstration, we saw the three main characters - elf, dwarf and human mage - flying over Myrkwood on grey eagle. There they were waylaid by - forgive me, this guy's name escapes me, but he rode a dragon and has some magical affinity. And a really evil-looking helmet. The battle demonstrated the need for a human mage's Sanctuary spell (depicted above). It casts a bubble that repels ranged attacks. This was key as Whatsisface rained down attacks on the poor elf trying to revive the downed dwarf. They came so frequently that revival was impossible, until the mage arrived with the Sanctuary. Ultimately they prevailed.

 

 

The second boss battle against a troll featured more brutal action than the first, and action befitting an M-rating. Characters left the scene spattered in blood. The dwarf took one hell of a beating in the troll's grasp. Then again, he did stab the troll in the eye.

 

Teamwork is brought out in the three classes racial abilities. Elves, being trackers, will spot illuminated trails that neither dwarves nor humans can notice. Humans can find herbs and other substances and, with a crafting skill, turn them into healing or other potions and compounds. Dwarves can spot weaknesses in subterranean walls, which expose alternate routes or treasure rooms.

 

At all times you will be adventuring with two companions, even if you are playing single-player. The other two will be run by bot AIs. I noticed in some melee combat that some stun attacks put foes into a bullet time, but I couldn't track fast enough to see if it was represented that way to others in the party, too. Snowblind says a final determination on this has yet to be made.

 

It's a very handsome game with well voiced cutscenes, and places the compelling Lord of the Rings realm in the hands of a developer with solid RPG credentials. Fans of both have good reason to look forward to a unique entry in the series.

Šaltinis: IGN.

Lord of the Rings: War in the North Video Preview

 

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