The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (USED) - XBOX (RESTART)
Three words - plays in the movie. In The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers you can experience firsthand the most beautiful moments of the most fascinating three hours in the history of modern cinema. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers offers you what is, without a doubt, the best feature of the film: the breathtaking, non-stop combat. Furthermore, the game lets you control three of the main protagonists: Aragorn, the stubborn heir to the kingdom of Men and skilled with the ancient sword; Legolas, the blond, nature-loving Elven prince; and Gimli, the small, axe-wielding dwarf. But be prepared for another top-secret character. The goal of the game is simple: you must fight for your survival.
Fast-paced, intense, and gripping. These are just some of the words that will likely spring to mind as you make your way through the hordes of grotesque characters spawned by Tolkien's mind. This isn't just a simple clash, but a full-blown war. The screen teems with enemies, some facing you, others engaged in computer-controlled battles in the background, and still others knocked out by special guests like Gandalf, who suddenly appears to turn the tide of battle.
In the more challenging levels, you'll hear the screech of flaming straw balls crossing the sky and see red-hot arrows falling like raindrops. It truly is War in Middle-earth. Despite being the official game of the second installment in Peter Jackson's film trilogy, the battles and settings are drawn from both The Two Towers and The Fellowship of the Ring. You'll explore the rain-lashed ruins of Weathertop, the Gates of Moria (where, yes, the Fellowship's slimy "friend" lurks), the sun-kissed glades of Fangorn Forest, and much more. Each setting is stunning and meticulously crafted.
As you strike, attack, duck, and defend your way to the final showdown, your character earns points for the quality, variety, and intelligence of your combat. These points are used to purchase new moves, abilities, and weapons.
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers It's a relentless and exciting game, and absolutely faithful to the film version. Add to all this videos from both films, images and interviews with Jackson's cast to unlock, as well as secret quests and missions, a soundtrack that goes straight to the heart and turns your stomach, just like the one composed for the film by Howard Shore, and you have it. The Lord of the Rings the most phantasmagorical game.