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Middle-earth: Shadow of War
The upcoming Middle-earth:Shadow of War adds onto the original game's Nemesis system with the introduction of several new tribes of orc warriors. One of these tribes is the Marauders, and a new trailer shows off their brutal, ostentatious style.
The Marauders are a decidedly different take on orcs, with a lust for gold and riches that rival that of the dwarves. As you can see in the trailer below, they're all about getting decked out in shiny armor, collecting huge piles of swag, and looking good while splitting skulls. It's accompanied by Goodbye Tomorrow's track, "100K" – a potentially jarring shift away from the orchestral arrangements that usually accompany Ye Olde Fantasy video games.
Middle-earth: Shadow of War is coming to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 10.
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