The second half of the movie is utterly packed with action, including a massive battle that is one of cinema’s best. Writing remains top notch, and dialogue is both well worded and commanding of your attention. The first half of the movie is a great build up, with interesting scenes in some extraordinary environments. With the main cast split up for a good portion of the film, we get to see a variety of locations and creatures without it feeling too random. Be assured that if you fail to execute a final blow, that jerk will stab you from behind (the ore, that is).The classic story of good versus evil is fleshed out with various subplots, all which strengthen the overall narrative of the film. An experience-point system for upgrading abilities is also crucial in combat, as witnessed when a dual-axe-wielding goblin outsmarted and outlived EGM's Reviews Editor Jon Dudlak not once but twice. If it's in the films, you can bet it's in the game.Įach character executes straight-from-the-movie melee and ranged attacks, alongside an unlockable arsenal of special moves requiring specific button combos. Or feel the ground rumble under your feet as the heavy steps of a cave troll precede a wave of goblins crashing into Balin's Tomb. To get a taste of what's in store, imagine yourself as Aragorn, desperately running to Legolas' side during the assault at Helm's Deep and valiantly swordfighting throngs of smelly ores pouring over on all sides. Forty percent of the game is taken from Fellowship and 60 percent from Towers, so you'll have your hands full playing as Aragorn, Gimli or Legolas.
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