Abstract: If there's one thing that we take away from our Two Worlds II playthrough, it's that we love crafting a bit too much. Of course, this is entirely the game's fault, tricking us into thinking that putting a sword together is as simple as pulling a bit of...
Excellent graphics and gameplay, no class limits, actions have consequences, feels adapted from PC,
Repetitive monsters, frequent loading delays, feels adapted from PC.
Two Worlds II is an excellent play with expansive lands, intriguing story lines, great sound quality, great graphics and hours upon hours of playtime. If this is what you want in a game this is the game for you. If you are just looking for the next O...
The inventive spell system and multiplayer element don’t make Two Worlds II good, unfortunately. They provide good points for brave RPG fans to find some purchase and explore the game, though. Two Worlds II has a lot of potential, but ultimately, it ca...
A big world brimming with tons of missions and monsters, A lot of clever, humorous touches, Fun, flexible weapon upgrade and spell creation systems, Artistic diversity makes it fun to explore.
The story and characters are so uninteresting they barely register, All sorts of AI and pathfinding troubles, Some control and interface quirks, Tearing and frame rate stutters get distracting.
This role-playing sequel's big world and seemingly countless quests make it easy to overlook its wrinkles. ...
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Published: 2011-02-01, Author: Kevin , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: If you played the original Two Worlds, you might not be surprised to learn that its sequel does not represent the role-playing genre at its most refined. What may surprise you, however, is that Two Worlds II's clumsy features don't greatly diminish the...
Abstract: Reality Pump had perhaps one of the most enviably easy jobs in videogame history -- create a game that was better than Two Worlds. When Naughty Dog needs to make an Uncharted sequel, it has an increasingly tough act to follow -- all Reality Pump need...
Abstract: European game developers can be a strange lot sometimes. Known for their fascinating games with rich atmospheres and deep, hardcore combat and RPG systems, these titles often also come with a lack of accessibility as well as a truckload of bugs. And...
Abstract: Let's get this out of the way right at the start: Two Worlds 2 is better than the original. So, if any of you out there were cringing at the thought of another Two Worlds, you can rest a little easier. Developer Reality Pump seems to have addressed thi...
Abstract: When Two Worlds was released in 2007, it was almost impossible not to compare it to the open world fantasy juggernaut that was Oblivion. Sure it shared many similar gaming conventions, but in the end, Two Worlds was a complete mess of bugs, terrible v...
This is genuinely a tough one to call. If you’re willing to forgive A LOT of failings on its part, there’s a good game waiting for you. But if you just don’t have the time or inclination to work hard to enjoy it, Two Worlds 2 will just come across as a...
