Publishers | EA Games |
Developers | EA Los Angeles |
Release date | 2006 |
Genre | Strategy |
Game rating |
Game Description
The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II is a real-time strategy video game developed and published by Electronic Arts. It is based on the fantasy novels The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien and its live-action film trilogy adaptation. It is the sequel to Electronic Arts’ 2004 title The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth.
Download The Battle for Middle-earth II
We might have the game available for more than one platform. The Battle for Middle-earth II is currently available on these platforms:
Windows (2006)
BFME 2 + Rise of the Witch King.rar (3.75 GB)
How to play on Windows
- Click on the download button. It should redirect you to your download. Make sure you download the file properly and that your internet does not disconnect while downloading.
- While waiting for your download, make sure that you have a software called Daemon Tools installed on your computer.
- Extract the “BFME 2 + Rise of the Witch King” folder to your desktop.
- Drag the folder to your C:// disc on your computer.
- Open the “BFME 2 + Rise of the Witch King” folder and then open the “Game Files” folder.
Instructions for The Battle for Middle Earth 2
- Open the folder called BFME2 and then the folder called BFME2 Installer. Inside the BFME Installer folder, you want to double click on the file called AutoRun.exe and the installer for The Battle for Middle Earth 2 should launch. Go through the game setup – at some point they will ask you to insert a CD-key. Use any one of these and finish the installation:
- HNB3-GRYM-GLUS-HKTU-Y9V8
- XLWW-55XX-5MB8-Q6QJ-5JAP
- 42FP-FQES-GW72-MT37-MCGQ
- QJXX-3TVM-EE2V-NUYU-SWDW
- 3QWW-QZQ7-USET-Z8NQ-WUYB
- HZKB-QJTS-W5E3-83PJ-K9AA
- ATK3-5TTF-9HJH-3TRW-2F8F
- M9NN-6NWW-5VRB-5KLN-EVV3
- If you run the game now, they will ask you to insert a CD so it will not work. What you have to do, is open up the software called Daemon Tools and then select add a new drive. You want the virtual drive to be “SCSI” and then select “Add drive”. If this part is a bit complicated, watch the video below and you can see how I did it for clearer instructions. You then want to drag the “MI-BFME2.mds” file (it will be 9KB) into the empty drive on Daemon tools. Note: If Daemon Tools doesn’t work, then use WinCDEmu.
- The next step, is that you want to go back into the folder called “Game Files”. In here, you want to open the “Options.ini” file (double click it). You will see a line of code which says “Resolution = 1920 1080”. You want to change these numbers to the resolution of your computer, and then save the document.
- Next, you want to click on your start menu and then search for %appdata% and you want to click on the %appdata% folder. This is usually C:\Users\(your username)\AppData\Roaming. Inside this folder, you want to find the folder called “My Battle for Middle-earth ™ II Files”. You want to open that folder, and then you want to copy, and then paste, the “Options.ini” file from step 3 into the “My Battle for Middle-earth ™ II Files” folder.
- You can now run the game from the desktop shortcut, and the insert a CD message should go away.
- Enjoy the game!
Instructions for The Battle for Middle-earth 2: The Rise of the Witch-king (you need to download the base game first)
- You will need to have The Battle for Middle-earth 2 base game installed before you can install this, so do the previous steps first!
- Open the folder called Rise of the Witch King and then the folder called RoTWK Installer. Inside the
- RoTWK Installer folder, you want to double click on the file called AutoRun.exe and the installer for The Rise of the Witch-king should launch. Go through the game setup – at some point they will ask you to insert a CD-key. Use any one of these:
- HE55-26J3-XSSL-A58B-BZ96
- YQFX-M2HH-LM62-NJ9T-KMZG
- TJLC-V87P-E5CY-ELRS-VLYP
- DJ7F-LB8A-NZDE-BJXN-8X8M
- 3WH9-CR7P-4UPH-PPQE-DT39
- GG22-XGJA-GQ96-YJJS-NKVG
- HR55-MLNM-WFJN-UNWR-4X6T
- JW9R-97QL-NRFW-QAFL-UDEX
- If you run the game now, they will ask you to insert a CD so it will not work. What you have to do, is open up the software called Daemon Tools and then select add a new drive. You want the virtual drive to be “SCSI” and then select “Add drive”. You then want to drag the “RotWk_Maxi-TheSmokingMan.mds” file (it will be 5KB) into the empty drive on Daemon tools.
- Next, you want to click on your start menu and then search for %appdata% and you want to click on the %appdata% folder. This is usually C:\Users\(your username)\AppData\Roaming. Inside this folder, you want to find the folder called “My The Lord of the Rings, The Rise of the Witch-king Files”. You want to open that folder, and then you want to copy, and then paste, the “Options.ini” file from before into the “My The Lord of the Rings, The Rise of the Witch-king Files” folder.
- You can now run the game from the desktop shortcut.
- Enjoy the game!
Additional files, patches and fixes
The Battle for Middle-earth II Screenshots
Windows
when I go to %appdata% there is no LOTR file… what have I missed?
When I go to %appdata% the LOTR file isn’t there…. what have I missed?
I started the installation and it blocked at 15% what should i do?
I went through the install process several times and each time when i try to start after installation it asks for a CD even though i have the image mounted and the drive is set so SCSI, When i try to click on anything in the ISO it says the data is corrupted, Downloaded and unzipped multiple tiimes and same result each time. Is there something else i should try?
Hey,
I’ve done correctly the steps and when I launch the game it just crash instantly.
Only the image Appears and then the game doesn’t lauch basically.
Can someone help?
Cheers
i cant find BFME file in %appdata%, can anyone help me?
Could someone post another key? I am downloading now. Please and THANK YOUUUU. I loved playing this game as a kid.
Well I am getting invalid key, I’ve tried every key anyone having this issue?
try this one 25KT-D6UV-V2AZ-7V2J-6RLD
That worked thank you!
I’m assuming this doesn’t work on Windows 11(?). Installed every correctly, got a .DLL error that I fixed but just getting this error now. https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/4908d1da57ec54e21a290d66dc5fa461e3f2f57d36fe57a24fd145f1dd503304.png
HI. When I click on the AutoRun file, it doesn’t automatically start. It just lets me into the folder. What should I do?
he the autorun program not the one that has file icon