- Publisher: EA Games
- Release Date: Nov 2, 2004
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100Comparable in many ways to Fire Emblem, The Third Age betters it in many ways, offering a more in-depth character management system, deeper tactical options and a greater variety in mission objectives.
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The story is very engaging. [Jan 2005, p.140]
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A pure strategy game, I loved the combat's flank system, where you receive a semi-random amount of command points to spend on actions per flank. [Feb 2005, p.125]
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70If you are looking for a challenge and do not care that the game isnt teeming with personality, then it is for you.
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60It at least keeps with the theme and style of the LOTR videogame universe, and offers a different take from the past two LOTR games from Griptonite. But it's just not nearly as fun or polished as the team's "The Two Towers" and "Return of the King."
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60Merely an interesting take on The Lord of the Rings license instead of the great game it could have been. [Jan 2005, p.103]
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It's challenging and there are strategic elements that rival that of Fire Emblem but it fails miserably to capture the essence of the Rings movies. Basically it's a generic turn-based strategy game using the Rings in the same way that kart racers attach to various franchises.
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lordellephino10
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BenD.10
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SuperMothman4