How Did It all go so wrong? Just 15 months ago we were extolling the virtues of The Lord Of The Rings The Battle For Middle-Earth, one of the most entertaining and accessible RTS games we'd seen for years, a strategy game that tried something a little different and succeeded admirably in almost every department.Ī sequel was of course, inevitable, welcomed, highly anticipated, an opportunity to take this bold new RTS franchise to even greater heights. You can also play this mode in single-player and I even found the AI to be a fun challenge as well. I had a blast playing this with one of my friends as we had a game that lasted for ages as we both were trying to take control of the land.
The game still has the RTS battles, but there is more going on now. This is like the board game Risk where you have a large map and you are trying to conquer it. There is another really cool game mode that is called The War of the Ring. As a big fan of The Lord of the Rings, I found both campaigns to be very enjoyable, but I did prefer the good one, but only just. Each campaign will get you heavily invested in what is going on thanks to its great storytelling. You can play the good campaign which centers around an attack on an elf sanctuary and a bad campaign where you are helping Sauron destroy the forces of good. Good or Evil?īattle For Middle Earth 2 features two blockbuster single-player campaigns for you to sink your teeth into. The aesthetic options are sadly greatly lacking in this mode. While you can level up your character and improve them and make them a formidable warrior.
The only disappointment I have is the create a character option. The production values of this game are sky high and it makes you feel like you are in these heated battles. From the characters, the locations, and especially the soundtrack everything has an authentic Tolkien vibe to it that I really do appreciate. The presentation has that EA polish that you would expect.
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