Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor has received a new mysterious patch

In the last few months the game has received no updates.

Fantasy action game inspired by the immortal works of JRR Tolkien (John Ronald Reuel Tolkien) Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor was released in 2014 year. And since the Studio Monolith Productions, which released it, was busy creating further surprising that in the last few months the first game never got any updates. To the present day.

Last time a patch was released for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor on PlayStation 4 in October 2016, the year, added to the game support 4K resolution specifically for the PlayStation 4 Pro. Now with the content update to 1.10 it is not so clear.

Fresh patch, which neither Monolith or Warner Bros. chose not to extend, weighs about 6 GB on the PlayStation 4, 2.27 GB on the Xbox One and only 8.1 MB on the PC. And I’d like to believe that its main task is to provide the ability to import saved games from Shadow of Mordor, Shadow of War, to the upcoming sequel you were able to get back together with the most notable enemies from the first game.

Recall that so far the developers have not discussed the transfer of saves, but not because it will not be exact. During the announcement in an interview with GamesRadar, the creative Vice-President of the Monolith Michael de Plater (Michael de Plater), for example, simply stated that “so far” Studio can not speak on the subject. So, it is possible that soon the developers will suit this down to the news (maybe in August, at gamescom 2017?).

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