Two Worlds II

1. OneShotAaron

   Jan 25, 2011

   10

   I am not a Two Worlds fan boy. I thought the first game was a disaster. WIth that said, this game is phenomenal, it seems TopWare took theirI am not a Two Worlds fan boy. I thought the first game was a disaster. WIth that said, this game is phenomenal, it seems TopWare took their heads out of their german asses and actually got to work. The games cutscenes, graphical detail, character, armorments, and crafting mechanics are simply amazing. On a wierd note, the games lockpicking sequences are the best I've ever seen in any game. Please buy it, even if you thought the first one was trash like I did; you will enjoy this game I promise.… Expand

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2. brisbanesimon

   May 17, 2011

   10

   The magic system in this game is the best magic system I have ever come across in any rpg. EVER you can create a nearly unlimited number ofThe magic system in this game is the best magic system I have ever come across in any rpg. EVER you can create a nearly unlimited number of spell combinations.Once you get into this game it is just so addictive theres so many armours and weopens to collect that you will spend a very long time trying to get them all! Very fun game!… Expand

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4. Ston3dog

   Jan 26, 2011

   9

   I too thought the first game was a sad sad game. Im talking 50% at best.
   Two Worlds 2 however is really good. 85% (Im rounding up to aI too thought the first game was a sad sad game. Im talking 50% at best.
   Two Worlds 2 however is really good. 85% (Im rounding up to a 9/10 for this grading scale)
   
   Learning curve is there, and it takes some getting use too, dialog is off (but it was originally German game right?)
   In the end I am very happy with it. I am glad I bought it. Map is huge, and I can see myself playing this game for the next year.… Expand

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5. DarthPreamp

   Feb 3, 2011

   8

   In a word this is a good game. There are some problems with the interface, and some graphical issues on the 360, however, the game looksIn a word this is a good game. There are some problems with the interface, and some graphical issues on the 360, however, the game looks really good, and the story is very well told, and engrossing. Makes you feel as if you've really landed in a real world. The first part of the game, the first 2 - 3 hours is a bit lame, but once you round the curve, WOW, its really a very good game, and I think quite original in that I couldn't tell what was about to happen in a given story. Its not a polished game, but it really delivers on originality in a way that, dare I say, Dragon Age and Oblivion DO NOT. Dragon Age was a great game but every situation and story seemed both derivative and predictable, and Oblivion also gets quite predictable in its myriad of stories.… Expand

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6. Exp_Gamers

   Feb 27, 2011

   7

   wo Worlds 2 published by Topware is an Action RPG, The game starts with your character being rescued from a dungeon by a band of Orcs and fromwo Worlds 2 published by Topware is an Action RPG, The game starts with your character being rescued from a dungeon by a band of Orcs and from here on in you embark upon your quest to save your sister from an evil being known as lord Gandohar. The back story and info on characters in quite in-depth and there's plenty of options to customise your characters appearance. When you start playing you'll be greeted with some impressive vista's that include detailed grass and tree's that span right into the distance..
   Once you get into some action you notice that your character is not class based unlike a few other RPG's, instead you apply skill points to your abilities such as mage, warrior, assassin, and ranger. Combine this with quick weapon and armour switching, and you'll be able to play as one of three classes at any one time. The weapons and armour selection is via a crafting system where all items are broken down into basic components such as a shield into wood, a helmet into leather and a sword into iron etc.. These components can then be used to upgrade your existing items and make them vastly more powerful. As with most RPG's you'll need to save you're progress often to avoid having to redo things if you get killed, so make sure you set the auto-save time to a fairly frequent time,
   If your character is mainly magic focused then there's another section of the crafting system that deals with spells. This spell system is based on cards that carry attributes. For instance, you may have a fire card, if you were to combine this with a projectile card you'll get a fireball, add in a ricochet card and you'll have a fireball that bounces between enemies. There's a whole range of different modifiers and base types for you to play with and experiment with so that you can create spells to suit your gaming style, added to the card system are modifiers based on elements such as earth, water, fire, air, life and death, these spells go into an amulet, and you can have three amulets active at any one time. If that's not enough customisation for you there's also an alchemy system, that you can top up by taking raw elements from corpses, these include wolf-claw and baboon tongue etc with which you can use to create potions. Youâ… Expand

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7. ZXSth

   Mar 7, 2023

   6

   A far more playable experience than its predecessor, but ultimately missing some integral aspects. Two Worlds II certainly managed to doA far more playable experience than its predecessor, but ultimately missing some integral aspects. Two Worlds II certainly managed to do better than the prequel - however, this game has a story that also seemed to go absolutely nowhere while also offering a less interesting system of weapon mechanics. What you'll likely be left with is an experience that is just not very memorable.
   
   Two Worlds II, to me, feels remarkably unremarkable. Were it not for the original game, I think this game would be brushed aside as a banal, AA attempt at an action RPG. It isn't particularly bad or offensive - it simply exists without standing out or presenting anything particularly compelling.… Expand

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8. Broyax

   Jul 15, 2020

   0

   Ceci, ce truc, ce machin est la suite du premier (épisode ? non, je crois qu'ils n'en feront... qu'ils n'en commetteront pas d'autres !) àCeci, ce truc, ce machin est la suite du premier (épisode ? non, je crois qu'ils n'en feront... qu'ils n'en commetteront pas d'autres !) à savoir un navet vidéo-pas-ludique de son triste état et encore une vague, très vague resucée d'Oblivion, du moyen Oblivion, lequel à côté de ce navet pas frais est un vrai petit chef-d'oeuvre (eh oui, tout est si... relatif !).
   
   D'ailleurs, ça commence quasiment pareil que dans le premier : encore le blaireau et sa soeur enlevée par un gros méchant en grosse armure, menaçant et vindicatif... et comme dans le premier, on peste rapidement devant une mégachiée de défauts, une pluie de défauts et de trucs mal faits qui vous tombent dessus au fur et à mesure que l'on tente de jouer à cette espèce de "jeu de rôle" de pacotille...
   
   L'interface bien qu'un peu modifiée est toujours aussi foutraque, le maniement toujours aussi merdique, le combat est à la rue (comme d'habitude ) la musique est ridiculement emphatique mais deux choses ont changé : le doublage français est encore pire (!) et la technique a contre toute attente progressé : malgré des déchirements de l'image et (encore) des ralentissements, ça tourne presque correctement ! le jeu est aussi un peu moins vilain mais faut pas faire son difficile.
   
   Quoi qu'il en soit, on ne va pas s'étendre davantage sur ce maudit bidule qui ne vaut vraiment pas un pet, fût-il de travers : c'est un étron !… Expand

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