What happens when you are done playing a rather narrow single player game? Do you throw it on the shelf and forget about it? Well, that’s one way to do it. Cheat Engine and game trainers introduce a whole new perspective by letting you view and play the game from a different angle. This is what makes the Shadow of Mordor Cheat Engine hacks and game trainers so important.

We know these latest games are very hard and difficult to proceed. Even in beginner mode you have to spend a lot of time to finish missions. So we have uploaded this tested and working cheat engine trainer for Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor. Which you can apply on existing game setups. Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor Trainer Mods Includes. Cheat Engine and game trainers introduce a whole new perspective by letting you view and play the game from a different angle. This is what makes the Shadow of Mordor Cheat Engine hacks and game trainers so important.

If you’ve owned Shadow of Mordor since 2014, you’ll most definitely be yearning for something that will infuse a fresh breath of excitement to your investment. I have gathered a couple of Cheat Engine cheat tables and game trainers to help you get it the party on the road.

Getting Started With Cheat Engine

The Cheat Engine is a great way to manipulate in-game behaviors by altering values the game stores in memory locations. While using Cheat Engine on single player and offline games is safe, you might be in trouble if other online multiplayer titles detect Cheat Engine on your system.

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You can go through our Cheat Engine starter guide to learn how to install and use Cheat Engine and also find out how to keep your Shadow of Mordor PC Cheat Engine exploits from affecting other games.

Shadow of Mordor Cheat Tables

The following collection of Cheat Tables accomplishes a variety of upgrades to your characters and players. I have not compiled them into a single table so you will have to load each table to get its features.

Shadow of Mordor 1.2.2 CT

This table consists of work done by veteran Cheat Table compilers like NoMoreBSoD, ShadowBlight and PredPrey. The table will:

• Give infinite health
• Easy combos that increment by 8 with each hit
• Unlimited arrows
• Infinite focus
• The ability and talent points
• XP and Power Points
• Faster or easier kills
• Infinite health, infinite energy
• Mission objectives

You can download it here

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Here is another cheat table that will:

• Get intel for any selected Uruks
• Level 25 Epic Runes drop with no death threat
• Invisibility
• Charged hit streak
• No hit count timer

You can download it here

If you want all the above features at a go, you can launch multiple instances of Cheat Engine and load the Cheat Tables. You should be able to deploy all the cheats at ago as long as they are compatible. You can get all the cheat tables to accomplish the above in one compact pack using this link.

For now, you will have to work with .CT on Cheat Engine since there’s no reliable Shadow of Mordor trainer available. The above cheats will help you push the game to the limits and also set you up for finding your own cheats that either make the game harder or easier depending on what you are looking for.

System: PS4*, PC, Xbox One
Dev: Monolith
Pub: Warner Bros.
Release: September 30, 2014
Players: 1
Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p	Blood and Gore, Intense Violence

Finally. A Lord of the Rings game with a mature rating, it’s about time. J.R.R. Tolkien’s world can get pretty dark and gruesome, so it only makes sense we would one day see a LotR game that portrayed the visceral nature of war and carnage. Though the game isn’t gratuitously violent, it doesn’t shy away from the rivers of orc blood and decapitated heads that would, and does, litter this medieval style battlefield.

As Talion, a Ranger sworn to protect the Black Gate of Mordor, you have been stripped of everything you hold dear (among them your wife and son) when the Dark Lord Sauron and his forces rise again and begin their conquest of Middle-Earth, starting with the Black Gate itself. There is little that could be done to stop the flood of evil from pouring into the land beyond the Black Gate and all those that stood in the way of Sauron’s war machine suffered decimation, including Talion.

But Talion is denied the release of death and is bound with a mysterious Elven spirit. A spirit with ties deeper to the history of Middle-Earth than even he knows. With the aid of this Wraith, Talion takes on a personal vendetta against Sauron’s forces to avenge those he loved in life by taking down the Armies of Mordor.

This is the core basis of the story for Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor, which easily benefits from the much-needed mature rating. Telling an epic story of vengeance, sabotage, and warfare would have fallen flat without an adult rating. Combat without bloodshed is lifeless and does little to capture the essence of warfare. Thankfully, we don’t have to worry about a lack of bloodshed in Shadow of Mordor. Orcs murder one another for position within the army and Talion has no issue with spilling buckets upon buckets of his enemy’s blood.

Initially, the gameplay of Shadow of Mordor is strikingly similar to an Assassin’s Creed title. Combat is largely similar with the usage of parries, strikes, and dodging and you even climb Forge Towers to reveal sections of the in-game world. Additionally, Talion is granted the sight of his Wraith companion which is extremely similar to Eagle Vision in Assassin’s Creed. While these similarities are easily noticed, they do create a solid gameplay basis for Shadow of Mordor and don’t detract from the fun of the game. The good news is that this is where the similarity ends and the unique features of Shadow of Mordor emerge.

Enter the Nemesis System. The Nemesis System delivers a new type of gameplay functionality that gives Shadow of Mordor tons of replayability. Basically, within the hierarchy of the Mordor Army there are Captains and Warchiefs. Throughout your campaign against Sauron, you will come across these officers on the field of battle. The orcs are constantly fighting each other for position and if an orc defeats you he will immediately gain entry into the upper ranks. These characters are persistent with their own strengths and weaknesses and will remain in play until defeated, either by you or another orc. This evolving cast of characters provides variety to what could have been an endless sea of 6-7 bland character models with static voices though which you would wade until the whole of Mordor laid slain at your feet. Instead you have a unique cast of Captains to hunt, slay, and sabotage. These characters are unique to your game and will evolve differently depending on the decisions you make and actions you take within Shadow of Mordor.

If you couldn’t tell, this was easily my favorite feature of Shadow of Mordor. Setting targets, making death threats to Captains, and Branding orcs to my side to create an army of unwitting accomplices in the fight against Sauron was pure genius in my opinion.

Second only to the Nemesis System is the dual-role main character of Talion and his Wraith. As Talion you wield the tools of your trade as a Ranger, fighting orcs in traditional fashion. Your Wraith companion on the other hand, adds another dynamic to a tried and true combat system. Enter the Wraith world and fire Elf Shot (ghostly arrows), stun your foes with an ethereal punch, or enter the mind of your enemies. You can drain your foes to replenish your Wraith’s energy, Brand your target (later in the game), or “extract” intel. In Shadow of Mordor, Talion is an accomplished warrior, but the real power lies with your Wraith and his supernatural abilities.

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I couldn’t possibly begin to explain the RPG elements of Shadow of Mordor in-depth without far exceeding the amount of space I am allotted for this review, but rest assured that a tiered system of abilities and skills are present that change the game dramatically when acquired. Add to that weapon runes that tack on extra bonuses toward combat and you have a full-fledged skill tree on your hands, without all that leveling nonsense. In Shadow of Mordor you become more powerful through your traits, skills, and abilities and not by some benign number.

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One additional feature of the game that I quite enjoyed was the use of the DualShock 4 controller’s speaker. During play, if you are rustling through some bushes, clanging swords with a random orc, or entering the Wraith world, these sounds will come through your controller speaker instead of your TV screen. It is a minute feature, but I think it did a lot to help bring the game out of the television and into your hands.