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Middle-earth: Shadow of War coming to Android and iOS devices on September 28

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Middle-earth: Shadow of War, the sequel to Monolith's highly-acclaimed Shadow of Mordor, is expected to make its debut on PC and consoles on October 10. Ahead of the official launch of the game, Warner Bros. has decided to release the mobile version of Shadow of War.

The publisher recently confirmed Middle-earth: Shadow of War will arrive on Android and iOS device on September 28, which will allow fans of the franchise to get a taste of what the PC and console game will offer.

Along with the confirmation of the release, the publisher released a trailer that explains the game's new Nemesis System, one of the gameplay mechanics that made the original game popular.

The Nemesis System allows players to build their own army of Orcs to help them defeat Sauron. Each Orc that you recruit for your army has its own strengths and weaknesses, so you will definitely be able to plan ahead.

Middle-earth: Shadow of War was soft-launched in several countries back in July, and those who pre-register for the game will receive a playable Shelob character on Android, or a playable Ratbag and Orc starter army on iOS.

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