Middle-earth: Shadow of War

I like Shadow of Mordor too much in 2014, even with its repetition problems, I loved the game, and I was very happy when its sequel was announced, Middle-Earth: Shadow of War is a continuation that surpasses its predecessor in all aspects, the gameplay that already was good in Shadow of Mordor improves a lot, with new scams and very fluid, the graphics are very beautiful, but not that impressive, especially since we had games like Horizon Zero Dawn that year, the soundtrack is good and captures very well the essence of Earth Media created by Tolkien, the story has 2 sides, it is very good, but it has several inconsistencies in relation to Tolkien's story and thus annoying some fans, but the game links very well with The story Lord of the Rings, in the game have characters known by the fans of both who read the books or watched only the movies and there are several references to these characters too, the atmosphere is very good, the game has several maps for and xplor and are very big and the amount of enemies is bigger and has new mounts, highlight for Draco that is very cool to use, the game has some moments with Cutscenes in CG and they are awesome of so well done and collectibles are very cool of catch because it enriches Lore enough of the game, the game has enough missions and few is repeated making it a less repetitive game than the first, Stealth leaves to be desired and the System Namesis was even improved, the game has put Fortaleza to capture and then defend what is very intresting, to see battles of army vs army and it is always good to have a tactics for each battle, and after you finish the game begins the Shadow of War where you have to defend your fortress 20 times to release the secret end , although it's worth a lot to release this final, this part of defending the fortress is quite dull and may even make you desister if you lose some battle, since it is very difficult and needs to evolve your Ex erect, but Shadow of War is a throw and it's worth it. Note 89