Quite a lot of light, a little shade.

Control: I have not previously played the title from which the control has been copied. Therefore, it was new territory for me and I have to say at the beginning it is a bit challenging but once you get understood the system, it goes well and accurately by hand.

Graphics: Certainly the PS4 has more on it but it takes nunmal anything to the programmer can get get the most out of the hardware. This was no different for the PS3. So I'm very happy here. The animations of the orcs, for example, I find it very successful.

Story: a vendetta precisely. The wheel is not reinvented but it's well implemented. To mainly the freedom to choose first for side missions or far away from it all just let off some steam and to be able to go on an expedition, I think it's great. As a nice side effect you collect this also neat experience points and money with which one can enhance greatly its weapons and abilities.

Nemesissystem: Also a round thing. Witzig visually change the orc when you have it almost killed you in advance and a running back on the way how. The sayings I find success.

In the other reviews I've read often that there are too many orcs and one more major men / chiefs is facing now and then. The true extent and has frustrated me at the beginning. But the game is not intended as Abschlacht orgy but in these moments is simple tactic asked. You have to use the possibilities that the game offers a. So gather as information about the leaders and use their weaknesses targeted against them. This simplifies things enormously. Also you can advance by sneaking etc. to find out whether the same are several leaders in an area and take into account in its approach. If you still, as I have suggested above, previously just once explored the world and something has abated, it also has more powerful weapons and better skills which then also constitutes a majority no big problem. Very useful here is also the ability of Brandmarkens that you learn quite late in the game. This allows you to control his opponents and let them fight for themselves. Especially in fortresses with many enemies it makes sense before many opponents to force through brand on its side and then move on to the attack when the weaknesses of this captain's permit only a frontal attack.

I only have two criticisms of the game, but for me not justify withdrawal of an entire star.

1. The intelligence of normal Orcs leaves to be desired. In broad daylight they can be while sneaking incurred from the side or even from the beginning and they realize it only when they have the dagger in the throat. Here you stood well before the general decision many stupid orcs or fewer, something schlaueres infantry program.

2. The final battle is not optimally solved for me. It's suddenly too fast and too easily. I somehow do not feel that Talion got his revenge. Well, somehow it left me unsatisfied.

All in all, a great game. Have been buying no regrets and would recommend it only if you feel like doing something to strain his head and wants massacred not only dull hordes of opponents.