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Shadow Of War Lets You Face Your Ultimate Nemesis From Shadow Of Mordor
A free update to Shadow of Mordor introduces the Nemesis Forge, which allows players to bring their unfinished business from Shadow of Mordor into their new Shadow of War journey.
Players were given the opportunity to build their own unique stories in Shadow of Mordor, including personal vendettas against some of the more troublesome orcs. Rage-fueled rampages resulted in death after death for the player, while your nemesis continued to grow in strength, making victory ever-more difficult. For those who never bested their respective nemesis, now is the perfect opportunity for vengeance, with the patch allowing players to import their highest-ranking nemesis into Shadow of War.
To help you achieve retribution, the Nemesis Forge also identifies your most loyal follower and places them among your ranks in Shadow of War.
Check out the Nemesis Forge trailer below.
Middle-earth: Shadow of War releases October 10 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. For more on the sequel's improvements, click here.
Our Take
As one of those people who attempted to kill the same orc a hundred times and died every time, I think I'm ready for my revenge at last. I'm coming for you, Gûndza the Executioner.
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