The prologue was better than that of the prequel. Excellent graphics, maps, equipments and a decent leveling system.As compared to the prequel, the various guilds didn't have much storyline. You are given a scroll to read and then go on an errand.The horse race didn't have any variety. Combat is very easy. Upgrading the items was fun, but only if you stick with your current equipment for a while as you wont be able to upgrade your items to their maximum if you keep switching for better ones. The healing rate is very high if you acquire the necessary talent. So healing potions are not required until the latter half when you'll be facing tougher and larger number of opponents. You are given the option of creating your own spells to use, which is pretty neat, when you figure it out, that is. The story was going smoothly up until the third area at which point the game turned on its head. The epilogue was a disaster compared to the rest of the game.
The game that I would compare this one to is the Gothic games. And I don't mean the awful fourth installment. I mean the first games in the series. There is a lot to do in Two Worlds 2, from playing flute or violin to... Read Full Review
When I got this game, I was skeptical about it. I was worried that it will be bad as the majority of people that played TW 1 had trashed and bashed TW 1 that this game will suck as well. But boy was I wrong. At the be... Read Full Review
