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- The Lord of the Rings: War in the...
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Warner Bros. Int...
- Developed by Snowblind Studios
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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The hit detection and animation are great, it has some very rare clunkyness to the hit detecton but its all good.
For me, the main thing melee combat simply has to be is visceral. With all the severing of limbs and gore - which I wouldn't say is over the top mind you - the combat in this game seems to be incredibly visceral.
Definitely going to be one of the sleeper hits of the year. I certainly won't be missing out on it.
Straight up DAO rip off but this one with good combat.
Not a bad thing but is like a carbon copy I mean.
Straight up DAO rip off but this one with good combat.
How, exactly?
Im not saying as a bad thing I do like DAO can't say the same about DA2 though, and this one seems to have decent combat, I see nothing wrong here just stating some obvious stuff.
This is more of a spiritual successor to their old titles than anything else.