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Pretty much any 90’s mode base game will give you that “progression” type feeling...not as deep as LOTR, but satisfying none the less. I’ve never once paid attention to points on the games I like - they generally come naturally with progression and doing well at goals.
If you want something like LOTR, TSPP & Hobbit are mega deep adventures as well, programmed by the same guy.
Quoted from zaphX:JJP Pirates of the Carribean. 6 multiballs, 5 wizard modes and a final wizard mode.
125 different chapters across 5 movies.
But no clips or voices from the movies, so it doesn’t really feel so much like an adventure compared to other games that get to use all the assets.
Quoted from zaphX:I had similar reservations but you gotta play it.
I have. It’s confusing & lacks personality. I could learn the rules eventually, but that won’t give the game personality.
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