

“ The killers are a never-before-seen tribe of hideous, rat-like creatures known only as “The Chosen”, who control a mysterious, powerful new magic! Their genocidal plot threatens every living creature in Antaloor, and it’s up to the Hero to find a way to stop them!”Īlthough if you are not particularly interested in DLC for an almost six-year old game and would rather just have a new title, you may be waiting a while. While Two Worlds 3 has been confirmed, it is only in the concept stages of develpment and is scheduled to continue over the next 36 months. Furthermore, in light of this development, perhaps my hopes for a third instalment of the World War II co-op shooter, Hidden & Dangerous, are not as misplaced as I initially thought.We are not likely to see its release until late 2019 – almost a decade past the second. Hopefully the DLC will be as unusual and fun as the previous content. Although I’ve read some marketing material, I’m going to try and dive in to this game relatively blind upon its release on June 15th. So, I bought a season pass at the discounted price of €29.99 as I’m apparently such a “loyal customer”. As developers and publishers are not known for their charitable tendencies, one must assume that the new DLC has viable sales potential.Īs I’m between RPGs at present and still mourning the end (for the immediate future) of The Witcher franchise, I decided that developers Reality Pump have sufficient goodwill in my eyes, for me to take a punt on the new content for Two Worlds II. North American and international sales add a further million to the total. It turns out that Two Worlds II has quite a following in Europe and has shifted over two million copies. Then there is the issue of sales and the dreaded “number of units sold”. Modern warfare, Bio-Shock and Skyrim have all had such revisions made to them. Then of course there is the vogue for "remasters" with older titles being given graphical overhauls. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 and Anarchy Online are two that immediately spring to mind. The first thing that ran through my mind was “who resurrects a game after six years” but the more I thought about it, the more I realised that there are examples of this happening before. Don’t miss out on the chance to continue the fight in Antaloor!” “After the blockbuster success of Two Worlds II: Pirates of the Flying Fortress, TopWare Interactive and Reality Pump Studios have created a brand new chapter in the phenomenal RPG series! With an all new HD graphics engine, new enemies, weapons and a completely revamped alchemy system, Two Worlds II: Call of the Tenebrae will take you on yet another immersive adventure through the world of Antaloor! But the adventure doesn’t stop there for season pass holders! The Season Pass also includes the follow-up DLC, Two Worlds II, Shattered Embrace, which will launch during Q4 of 2017. Because over the weekend I received a marketing email from publishers TopWare regarding new DLC for Two Worlds II. Not only about the games life cycle but in my assumptions about the franchises popularity. After all, this was a title that was originally released in late 2010 and as far as I was concerned the game’s life cycle had come to an end. Two Worlds II is an acceptable genre title to play between such releases.Īfter playing through Two Worlds II and the subsequent expansion I deleted the game from my hard drive. Not every RPG can be a Skyrim or Witcher 3. Two Worlds II benefits from a pleasing soundtrack and a standalone expansion that offers a superior story to the base game. It is quite an innovative mechanic and certainly allows players to create builds that suit their tastes. The game also boasts a customisable spell system, that utilises collectable cards as modifiers.
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The animations and combat are somewhat clunky but the loot system that allows you to break down every item into upgrade components, is useful. However, I pleasantly surprised to find Two Worlds II a quirky and enjoyable role-playing game. With such purchases, there is a tendency to adjust your expectations in accordance to your financial investment.

I bought a bundle of games in August 2014, which included the RPG Two Worlds II and its expansion, Pirates of the Flying Fortress.
