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Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (MSOM)
Monolith Productions | Official Site
Action RPG | Setting:Fantasy | Status:Final  (rel 09/30/14)  | Pub:Warner Brothers Interactive
Distribution:Download,Retail | Retail Price:$59.99 | Pay Type:Free | Monthly Fee:Free
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    Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor is a new single-player RPG developed by Monolith Productions. Widely anticipated with features that many gamers have long requested of game studios, Franklin Rinaldi and I were lucky enough to get some hands-on play at the Monolith studios in Kirkland, WA the day before PAX was to start.

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