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Back in 2015 I attempted to play this again. Was a complete NOPE from the depths of my logic and I proceeded to exit and uninstall.

Now... in 2020... a different story emerges. The engine is the same, of course, but they have updated and tweaked the game to the point where it is once again a relevant game to play, a definite MMORPG choice and a delight to be back within Middle Earth in all it's precioussssss glory!

... plus, dwarves. 'Nuff said.

Like:
Crafting
Community actions
Guild Levelling
Hero Management
Gear Management
Enchanting
Subscription is worth it
Cross play between desktop and mobile phone

Dislikes:
Some of the packs are VERY overpriced. Maybe they make sense on a mobile platform (Somehow... still WAAAAY overpriced.) If you want to unlock certain items like crossbows, guns and some other items for example; you have to pay between 30-40 dollars. That's the price of a full blown video game. If they were cheaper then the pull would be greater.

All in all, it's a great, casual kick-up-your-feet kinda game. You can meet some new friends on it, you make investments in the town, help other members of the city, e.t.c. Try it out. If you like it, wicked. Welcome to Shop Titans. If you don't. You don't. :)

Anger management simulator. I approve.

Shoot stuff. Slice stuff. Stuff dies.

Feel good.

It's great fun and I've been playing this since launch. Very glad it's come to Steam.
Forsaken is an insane expansion, kept me busy for a very long while and with this new one... well, not played it yet. Looking forward to Destiny's future.

Can't say anything bad about this as I've been a follower of the franchise for many years now and this title certainly feels like an Elder Scrolls game. Plus, it's online. The design is wonderful, classes, combat, crafting... the subscription really makes it worth while too.

The expansions are beautiful and the community often tends to be very helpful.

If you're an MMORPG player with exploration, story rich, lore soaked, well voice acted, gorgeous musical score... hop on in.

This is a great blast... fancy something that's just chill, something to kick back and blast about, or trade casually... discover your elusive memories, e.t.c and you love space sims with smooth optimisation?

Check this out, my arcade joys come out in this one.

Pew pew pew!

I play it.

It is fun.

Then, sometimes it is not.

I play something else.

I return later and have fun.

Rinse and repeat.

It fulfils the itch to explore, discover and record the data. The lore and development of the universe building around you is intriguing and well written. An air of mystery and suspense due to realising eventually what is happening. Plus... spaceships! NMS has been the only pre-order I've ever made and I'm very happy the team stuck with the project and pushed ahead despite the doubt cast over them all.
It's great work. Love sci-fi in written and media based aspects? Grab NMS and set out to discover your place in the grand scale of things.

My five year old son and I have just played up to where the demo began and basically:
It's a lego game, it's based around my favourite movie in the current franchise as of summer 2016... aaaaAAAaaand the Battle of Endor was bloody fantastic!

Graphics are nice and sharp, the effects are beautiful. My kiddo and I enjoyed it so far! The shoot outs, aim and fire is a great experience for the little man. Space battles with piloting or turret action and multiple option building adds to a decent decision making puzzle element, again... great gaming experience! Can't wait for the rest of the journey and I can be quite safe and solid in my certainty that this Lego product is yet another great addition to our Steam library.

TLDR: If you love Lego games, Sci-Fi and Star Wars... what are you waiting for? You won't be sorry!

P.S. We both play using XBox One controllers.