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Lord Of The Rings: Conquest

by Electronic Arts
 Ages 16 and Over
3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (46 customer reviews)

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  • Platform:   Xbox 360
  • PEGI Rating: Ages 16 and Over
  • Media: Video Game
  • Item Quantity: 1

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Product Features

Platform: Xbox 360
  • Play as Evil characters in a brand new, 'Evil' campaign. Battle through scenarios after Frodo failed to destroy the One Ring
  • It's good to be bad!
  • Acclaimed Battlefront gameplay in a fantasy setting allows players to choose the way they fight, as Warrior, Archer, Mage or Scout in melee and ranged combat
  • Local multiplayer - split-screen with up to 4 players competitively or 2 player co-op
  • A massive cast of characters & weapons adds great depth to the gameplay: Heroes, Wargs,Ents, Oliphaunts, Cave-trolls, the Balrog, Nazgul, ballistae, and more!

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  • ASIN: B001MJ0D96
  • Item Weight: 23 g
  • Release Date: 16 Jan 2009
  • Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (46 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,980 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)

Product Description

Platform: Xbox 360

Amazon.co.uk Review

There are many reasons to love The Lord of the Rings, but if your favourite parts were the epic sized battles, then this should be the game for you. You’re able to play as almost any character, good or evil, and take part in giant online battles.
The fell beasts of the nazgul are one of the most powerful mounts
Take part in the defence of Minas Tirith… or the attack
Almost every creature from the books and movies are featured
Oliphaunts are the biggest creatures you can face in the game

The game recreates a wide range of scenes from both the films and the books, including Gandalf’s fight against the Balrog in the Mines of Moria and the Battle of Isengard, where you can play as a tree-like Ent. There are two separate campaigns, for the forces of good and evil, with the latter allowing you to rid oliphaunts in the attack on Minas Trith or to fight as trolls at Helm’s Deep.

Online up to sixteen people can fight in the one battle, across a multitude of different competitive and co-operative game modes. If you can’t play online though up to four people can still fight it out in the splitscreen mode.

Key Features

  • Battlefront redux – Developed by Pandemic Studios, the creators of the Star Wars: Battlefront series, this is very much the same idea but set in J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy world.
  • From the source – The game’s graphics have been created with help directly from movie special effects team Weta Digital, including elements not used in the final cuts.
  • Schools out – The game features five different classes of character, including warrior, archer, scout, mage and guardian.
  • Star studded – More than 60 different characters are planned for the final game, including everyone from Aragon and Gandalf to the Uruk-hai Lurtz and even Sauron himself.
  • Lonely planet – Almost every location form the films and books is featured in the game, from the Black Gate and The Shire to Rivendell and Shelob’s Lair.
About the developer: Pandemic Studios
One of the biggest developers in the U.S., especially after merging with BioWare and then being bought by EA, Pandemic has worked on many different styles of games, from Battle Zone on the PC to Full Spectrum Warrior, Star Wars: Battlefront, Mercenaries and Destroy all Humans!

Product Description

In this exciting, action strategy game, players fight on the side of both Good and Evil in all the biggest battles from 'The Lord of the Rings' movies. The Battlefront format allows them to switch between characters at will, to suit the circumstance or their style, reliving - and even reinventing - the chaotic and engrossing conflicts from the films as they choose how best to tackle their objectives and defeat their enemies. In online multiplayer, gamers can choose to be Evil from the outset.

  • Play as Evil characters in a brand new, 'Evil' campaign. Battle through scenarios after Frodo failed to destroy the One Ring - it's good to be bad!
  • Acclaimed Battlefront gameplay in a fantasy setting allows players to choose the way they fight, as Warrior, Archer, Mage or Scout in melee and ranged combat.
  • Battle online, with up to 16 players in instant action mode or 2 players in a co-op campaign or offline with 2-4 players in split-screen.
  • Local multiplayer split-screen with up to 4 players competitively or 2-player co-op.
  • A massive cast of characters and weapons adds great depth to the gameplay: Heroes, Wargs, Ents, Oliphaunts, Cave-trolls, the Balrog, Nazgul, ballistae, and more!

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
No multiplayer 3 Dec 2010
By Alice
Platform for Display:Xbox 360
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I bought this game hoping to play online with my friends, then when i finally got it i couldn't go online. EA have closed the multiplayer servers and will not be opening them back up. So do not buy if you want the multiplayer experience as its just a waste of money.
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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Being a huge Lord of the Rings fan myself, I was really looking forward to this game. I remember the Two Towers and Return of the King on the PS2 which I both really enjoyed - ROTK more than Two Towers. I bought this in the hope that the game has been capitalized on (though I never owned BFME2) with online play and the fact you can play the campaign as evil. So, first, the negatives.

One thing the game seem to focus on a lot, is the introduction of a 'hero'. You'll be halfway between a campaign and then you're interrupted with 'Do you want to play as a hero?' Whatever thrill this is supposed to give the gamer is not there. The 'heroes' don't seem to be any different with their attacks - they're just more powerful. The only fun 'hero' the play with was Sauron because the attacks were different and varied. All the other heroes had attacks that related to their type of infantry e.g. Legolas - Archer, Aragorn - Warrior, Gandalf - Mage. Just nothing different.

While campaign does have some good parts, it generally does just feel very rushed and lacking like there is no challenge. I completed the game within a couple of days and I think I must of only died a few times when doing this. The fact you can kill a troll by climbing on their back and pressing a button is not very satisfying. The campaigns don't seem to have an 'epic' battle feel to them. For example, Helm's Deep, swarms of Urak Hai should be attacking you, instead you get about 2 or 3 come in little groups. This makes everything so much easier and boring. The end of the missions are awful too, you'd think there would be some difficult task to be, but there isn't. They just seem to end...

The characters you can play as are not that interesting either and seem a bit false. I haven't read the books so I can't be sure, but were mages able to create rings of fire/lighting? Could archers fire poison arrows? And could warriors turn their swords into flames? It all seems rather far fetched. The only fun character to play as was the mage, but only because you can heal yourself and fire lighting I found.

Online play is very average. There are only 3 game modes - conquest (like territories), Capture the Ring and Team Deathmatch. Multiplayer sounded good at first. 16 players, range of characters, maps and a few game modes but I just found the games to become very dull soon on. If you're a warrior, archer or scout, you'll find yourself on floor for the majority of the game due to being hit by arrows from the other side of the map or a mage hitting you with lightning. This can become very irritating. What makes things worse is when you can't fight back to a warrior when you're on the ground because you're continuously being struck and killed. Then of course throw in the people that activate trolls and ents and it makes thing even worse as you get killed in one shot or again, find yourself on the ground, or running away for a lot of the time.

I've noticed that there aren't actually many positives about game. The fact it can be fun to play as evil and the other 'heroes' can be quite good, though I only found Sauron any fun or different. I'm not really sure what other positives their are to be honest. It just seems so rushed and not well thought out from pandemic. Previous games have been fantastic with a huge amount of battle involved where you get experience and can learn new moves and combos - and with an epic feel to battle. Conquest fails to have this.

So overall, it can fun at times but generally feels very slow and not challenging at all. It's good for renting for a couple days just to play through campaign and then return, but not for full £40 which is why I am already selling mine. Hopefully any further Lord of the Rings games will differ from this and really be good, but I can't see it happening with the disappointment of this, the fact nothing will be new in terms of the story and as it will probably throw people off.

I had given the game 3/5 at the start of the review, now I find it hard to find many positives it'll have to be 2/5. Big disappointment i'm afraid, especially for Lord of the Rings fans.
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11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Eat Steel 17 Jan 2009
Platform for Display:Xbox 360
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I have played through both campaigns and done some multiplayer stuff and I have to say that this game is great. Gameplay is excellent and the battlefront experience for LOTR is as good as I hoped. There are a couple of drawbacks though which loses its fifth star. Going on a horse or warg is difficult and often frustating- but trolls and other big dudes are fine. The multipayer options- although xbox live is great and playing with your mates also brilliant there is no option for instant action same team play with only two players. Although this may not matter to a lot of folks. Also occasionally the graphics do go a bit- can't really explain that but you know when you see it. These are minor flaws though. The thing that just niggles at me is that it doesnt have the same feel as battlefront. I would have to put it down to the difference between lots of melee combat in LOTR and lots of ranged combat in Battlefront- it just feels better to be shooting rather than slashing. It still is a superb game though and I recommend it to everyone as an excellent buy. Just doesn't quite maek the five stars
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
It follows the LOTR Storyline but does miss huge chunks out!
Firstly this is a 3rd person Role playing game in which you view your playable character from over the shoulder. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Edb101
good game
good game lots of levels but some are quite short lived, loved the way you can change character and become heros and other players on the map
Published 16 months ago by harry
WARNING READ NOW !!!
I BOUGHT THIS GAME BECAUSE ID HEARD SO MUCH GOOD THINGS ABOUT ITS MULTIPLAYER, BUT THEY HAVE SHUT DOWN THE SERVERS AGES AGO SO THERE IS NO MORE ONLINE GAMEPLAY, THE SINGLE PLAYER... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Mr. A. Chattaway
Fight for middle earth, with a friend ofcourse!
Lord of the rings conquest is a very fun and easy to play game, with clear inspiration from Star Wars Battlefront 2 in the gameplay. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Zak
Fun single player - if you're a fan.
I would recommend this to people I know to be both gamers and fans of Lord of the Rings.

I wouldn't recommend it to a gamer who just plays games. Read more
Published 20 months ago by A. Davies
Lord of the Rings : Conquest
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Published 22 months ago by Luke Thrower
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The servers are being shut down in 5 days time!!
So only getting around a year's worth of play since game released last year. Read more
Published on 11 Mar 2010 by J. Staniforth
Brilliant
All i can say about this game is that its brilliant. It may not be the best graphically, and it may not appeal to everyone but you can't beat running into a massed horde of enemies... Read more
Published on 9 Feb 2010 by Blackmane
brilliant
This is a great game. You can play as good or evil and play as loads of heroes. The only downside is that the campaigns are a bit short but all in all an addictive and fun game.
Published on 9 Jan 2010 by Theman
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I did find LOTR Conquest fairly enjoyable,however, i find that much of the principle ideas are stolen from the Star Wars Battlefield games, and before you all start saying its made... Read more
Published on 29 Sep 2009 by Cameron Shaw
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