Overall a decent game. Good graphics, nice combat system, and the choice of good and/or evil.
Good
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Graphics are nice and clean.
-No set course of the game.
-Although you can get a discount at the stores when people like you, you can get the same one when they fear you causing the choice of Good or Evil to not make the game harder.
-Combat system is nice.
-Spell (Will) graphics are creative and smooth.
-You aren't forced to do the story plot. After you clear the opening, the beautiful world of Albion is yours to explore and conquer/destroy. You can pick up the plot whenever you desire.
-The ability to dye the clothing is a very nice addition to this game.
Bad
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The weapons on your back are clipping the entire game. If you get to fat they actually end up in your back if you're wearing the right clothing.
-Although the rag doll "death" scene is nice to watch, when the body glitches and stretches 20 feet over a cliff, it's a little annoying.
Ugly
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-There is no armor like in the first one. You only get clothes that up your "attractiveness". No armor point to help you withstand damage. You must survive on blocking and hope your health lasts while casting the level 5 spell that can take up to 10 seconds to cast while surrounded by 15 enemies.
-The expansions will cost you about $20 even after having bought the game.
If you are looking for a good time waster, pick this game up. But if you want something to keep you happy for a while, find something else. It's a nice addition to your collection in the end. You'll find yourself beating it, then going through and making new choices just to call yourself bi-polar.