Assassin's Creed III vs Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor
Assassin's Creed III
Assassin's Creed III puts you in the shoes of Ratonhnhaké also known as Connor, a half English half Mohawk taking part in the American Revolution. Here you upgrade from daggers to guns and see this part of history in a new and interesting way.Desmond is once more into the fray and discovering the actions of another of his ancestors. He and his allies are now in New York and discover a hidden vault that they must access in order to save the world. With the animus in tow our hero must once more step into history to find vital information and of course, stop the Templars at any cost. With a more open free running style, new combat changes and a host of weapons at your disposal it is now even more fun to run around and discover the world you are in.
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor is one of the best games when it comes to the Lord of the Rings franchise... and yes, as much as we've enjoyed it, this means this game is way better than Lord of the Rings Online. Featuring a gameplay that may bring to mind other action-oriented RPGs like Assassin's Creed, Batman: Arkham and even Prince of Persia, Shadow of Mordor is a game that rewards stealthy attacks and yet if you prefer going after your opponents head-on, you can. Of course, the game is literally covered - oozing, in fact - with sweet, honey-like lore from the Lord of the Rings universe, and its graphics and soundtracks are simply superb.That said, the best part in this game is how everything major thing you do has an impact on the virtual world and this is best seen through the game's revolutionary Nemesis system. As the game progresses, you'll also unlock a wide variety of really cool abilities, one of which will allow you to mind-control orcs and turn them into your very own personal army.
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor is perhaps one of the best RPGs out there that, despite its not-so-short 3 years on the market, the game has garnered overwhemingly positive reviews from both critics and fans alike.
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