Lord of the Rings: Conquest

Similar to Star Wars: Battlefront, the player can choose from up to four classes and looks over the shoulder while moving them on the battlefield: The warrior rushes into the crowd and fights their enemy up close and has the ability to unleash powerful combos. The mage is more focused on protecting their friends from incoming fire or healing them but has also access to a shock wave and a powerful lightning strike. The scout turns invisible and kills even the most powerful enemy with a small stab in the back or attaches a bomb to an enemy and sends them back to their friends. The Archer prefers to stay in the back unleashing a rain of fire or poison arrows on the enemy. But each of the classes requires energy to perform the more powerful attacks which is gained by simply killing enemies.

Besides the usual weaponry carried by each class, the player can also find and use catapults stationed on the battlefield or get on the back of a horse to get an advantage and thin the enemy horde just by sprinting through it.

After choosing a class, the player is dropped at the first spawn point of the current map and is then required to help their allies to fulfill different objectives depending on the game mode and map. These can range from capturing and defending positions to killing the enemy hero. While in single-player, heroes on both sides are called when needed and fit the current map (like Gandalf and the Balrog in the Mines of Moria), in multiplayer the best player of one team is automatically chosen once their team has reached a certain percentage of points needed to win.

The multiplayer mode allows up to four players to play together through the campaigns and features three additional game modes: In "Conquest", similar to Battlefield 2142, the goal is to capture flag points on the map in a pre-determined order and once all points are held by one team, the game is over. In "Team-Deathmatch" the team with the most kills wins the game and "Find the Ring" is a "Capture the Flag"-variant featuring the one ring instead of a flag.