What a joyful start to the new millennium for Lord of the Rings fans! Peter Jackson introduced new films every year, and in 2004, EA released the strategy game The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth. The developers, like the director, spared no expense on special effects. As a result, the game became one of the most spectacular projects of its time. This strategy game allows you to choose between good and evil. The following factions are represented: Gondor, Rohan, Isengard, and Mordor, as well as the Fellowship of the Ring mini-faction. Battles take place in the west of Middle-earth. Players will encounter battles that took place at the Hornburg, Minas Tirith, Isengard, and other parts of this fantasy world. Regarding gameplay, it is noteworthy: it is strongly reminiscent of that used in Command & Conquer: Generals, and even shares the same graphics engine — SAGE. Game features: You can play for either the good or evil side. If you choose the good side, an alternative story will unfold. "You'll not only be fighting, but also building and resource mining. The gameplay is reminiscent of Command & Conquer: Generals." - Amazing graphics! This game is incredibly cinematic. It's clear the developers were inspired by Peter Jackson's films. A large animated map is presented. It features Rohan, Gondor, Isengard, Mordor, and other corners of Middle-earth. "It's a long game, and every mission is engaging. There are 20 missions in total—10 for good and 10 for evil." _begin:https://itorrents-igruha.org/uploads/posts/2015-11/1447246447_lord-valstelin.jpg|_end