You’ll capture control points, defend barricades and generally slaughter the populace of whatever your current enemy happens to be. One starts to get a feel after the first few levels that you’re playing a Battlefield-esque game mashed up with just a dash of Dynasty Warriors.
The campaigns are fairly basic: select one of the four base classes (Archer/Mage/Warrior/Scout) and play a sort of Middle Earth reenactor as you help mirror the battles you know and love. Loosely following the events of the films (emphasis on films), the game spans two campaigns and a multitude of competitive multiplayer modes starring your favorite members of the Fellowship and Sauron’s band of miscreants. LoTR:C is the latest from Pandemic Studios, creators of Star Wars: Battlefront, and they have brought the gameplay from that series to the Lord of the Rings universe wholly intact. I cannot think of a better way to describe the campaign mode, but that’s getting ahead of myself. The player should take his army under his command, and using the power of the ring to capture all of Middle-earth, playing for the forces of evil.When one first boots up Lord of the Rings: Conquest, they are greeted with a lovely animation of the Pandemic Studios logo painted on a fortress being pelted with arrows. In the second campaign, an alternative story is told in which the hobbits carrying the ring were defeated, and it went to Sauron. The plot of this campaign repeats the trilogy and the players themselves have to participate in epic battles from books and films. The plot of the game has two campaigns - in one you play for the forces of light and fight against the forces of Mordor. Also in the game, in addition to a variety of classes, there are various races and factions. After death, the player is reborn, but there is a reserve of lives that is spent with each failure, after which you will have to go through the mission again, so you should not relax much. The main goal of most battles is to kill a certain number of enemies or to keep a certain control point. Video review The Lord of the Rings: Conquest review
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