Shadow of Mordor’s Nemesis System was a transformative gimmick that gave the Assassin’s Creed-like game a unique edge.

"How do we create a singleplayer game that is so compelling that people keep the disc in their library forever?" ...

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor is remembered for many reasons, but perhaps best of all for its Nemesis system, an incredible ...

Monolith brought the nemesis system back for a second go-around in 2017's Middle-earth: Shadow of War, before moving on to a Wonder Woman game. Unfortunately that game was canceled and the studio shut ...

"They lost millions of dollars." And, that brings us to the Nemesis system, with Fryer stating that the studio was facing "the same problem" with Shadow of Mordor. So, the question was asked ...

Monolith Productions crafted the Nemesis system as a response to the growing issue of second-hand Batman copies undermining game sales.

Major releases like Ghost of Tsushima, Star Wars Outlaws, and Hogwarts Legacy keep running into the same problem: spectacular ...

However, Monolith went its own way to retain players by coming up with the Nemesis system. "With [Shadow of Mordor] we faced the same problem," recalled Fryer. "How do we create a single player ...

That's according to Laura Freyr, former WB Games executive, who explained why the Nemesis System came about. According to a video on her YouTube channel, when WB realised more people were playing than ...

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor had a killer feature that made it stand out from its contemporaries — the Nemesis system. While Monolith Productions' clever system is an innovative bit of gaming ...