If you weren’t aware, the Nemesis system originally comes from Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor developer Monolith and its sequel Middle-earth: Shadow of War.

Between the poorly received adventure game Gollum, the poorly received LOTR survival game Return to Moria, and the poorly ...

2018's Assassin's Creed: Odyssey doesn't use every intricacy of this system for its own Mercenary design – it can't, not with a patent in place – but it does borrow the Nemesis System's core ...

The Nemesis System was first introduced in the 2014 game Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and improved in its 2017 sequel, Shadow of War. It is a groundbreaking video game feature that leads to ...

The Nemesis system, first introduced in Middle-earth Shadow of Mordor, is one of the most innovative gameplay systems in a modern open-world video game to date.

The Nemesis System was arguably Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor’s best quality. It let you manipulate battles by working your way through the ranks of the orc army, systematically chopping it off ...

The Nemesis system, Shadow of Mordor’s key creative feature, is one of modern gaming’s great triumphs. Never bettered by any other studio (or, bafflingly, even copied), it’s up to developers ...

Combining the Nemesis system with fighting games like MultiVersus and Mortal Kombat would throw balance out the window and grant me an uppercut to the jaw from their respective fanbases.

Take Shadow of Mordor's unique Nemesis System, apply it to literally everything you can think of, and you have the conceit for upcoming sequel Shadow of War. By Hayden Dingman Mar 9, 2017 8:59 am PST ...

The Nemesis System was like a game of chess superimposed on top of a rich fantasy world, innovating on the genre and tapping into players' desire to command an army rather than simply run around ...

He’s since turned his Sauron-like gaze to Shadow of Mordor, describing why other games should steal the Nemesis System. "I bloody loved this game.