Late Gamed: Lord of the Rings: War in the North and the Fore-Shadow of Mordor

<**HEY! There be spoilers right away. But really...you know how LotR ends, right? So it shouldn't really surprise you...**>

“Yes, I can feel it too, it's as if a great burden was lifted. The Ring is destroyed.” reports Farin, and thus do we hear of Sauron's demise, via the simple reports of the three main characters of War in the North. It is a telling scene for a game that can both thrill and frustrate even the most epic of fans.

Late Gamed: Dragon Age II

 As you'll find, I'm a bit of a late gamer. I rarely play anything upon its release, and usually have a stack of games I have yet to get into (not so different from the stacks of books I have about.) So I'm not so interested in giving any game a well-rounded review; there's plenty of wonderful sites and youtube channels that already do that for us. What I'm interested in is the "literary" merits of games. How well was the plot? the characters? etc.
And being a video game, there are certain aspects to it that make it a different animal rather than a book or a film, especially these titles Bioware churns out for us. (**and yeah, there'll be SPOILERS**)