this game was really disappointing, i thought this game was gonna be like Skyrim. This game is pretty violent but its ok for 13+

Good game, worth every penny. Interesting story also alot of side activities however prologue and tutorials were boring but after that you will get hooked to this game, especially if you're into western rpgs(in my opinion its a perfect representation of western rpg genre).

The original Two Worlds didn't stand much of a chance. Not only did it have the misfortune of being compared to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, having been released just over a year after Bethesda's epic role-playing game, more importantly it shipped in a nearly unplayable state, with an unstable...

Two Worlds II is one of the most broken games that we actually enjoyed. There are heaps of problems, including shoddy controls, dreadful graphics, stiff animations, and atrocious voice acting, but RPG buffs will enjoy the addicting loot system and superb character development.

New Rule: If you make a sequel that picks up immediately following the events of the first game, or shortly thereafter, you must provide a recap of the storyline so far. I don't know, a cinematic or something. Anything.

Two words for Two Worlds II: still crap.

Large world with many quests; decent character progression

Boring; sloppy design and execution; brings nothing new to the genre; awful dialogue; tedious control; graphical glitches; devoid of imagination

The original Two Worlds was pretty broken, but it wasn't the worst RPG. Horses wanted to vertically scale all mountains, there was an awful learning curve, the magic was overpowered, and the dialogue was trashy, but there was a functional role-playing game underneath it all.

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 impact of its big, busy world.

A big world brimming with tons of missions and monsters; A lot of clever; humorous touches; Fun; flexible weapon upgrade and spell creation systems; Visual 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

Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth your time and cash.

Two Worlds II is an action RPG sequel to the 2007 game (which was very mediocre). Two Worlds II is a huge improvement over the original and has plenty of enjoyable aspects for fans of the RPG genre.

Great crafting system – Impressive spell system – Humour woven into storyline

Some technical issues for the console versions