The Lord of the Rings: War In The North Review – A Darker Middle-earth
A competent game, War In The North is a tough sell. Its appeal lays with LOTR fans and those who have some nostalgia for the original game.
A competent game, War In The North is a tough sell. Its appeal lays with LOTR fans and those who have some nostalgia for the original game.
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