This game is very very good! Well i liked the fist one and i thought to take the second one too so. Just make sure to save pretty much after every quest turned in and every group of enemies killed, as you never know when a force-close will force you to do it all over again. If you're bored with Skyrim, Fable, your MMO, or any other RPG out there, give Two Worlds 2 a try, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised once you get the hang of it. All in all, a solid game-play experience. Two worlds 2 summed up in 6 words "the RPG that Fable never was", as it takes a lot of design and aesthetics from the Fable series, but expands on it more than Lionhead could ever hope to. Skyrim's dumbed down magic was disappointing, so the extreme customization of magic in Two Worlds 2 was a lovely refresher, especially since it has a large amount of real-time physics involved, not just animation and effect. The main thing that attracted me to the game was the magic system. Sure, there may be a few things that don't look quite right, but it's all working properly, so you just chuckle at the fact it looks funny even tho it is still attacking you just the same. Think of a newly released MMO, or expansion to one. As far as attention to detail, they do a wonderful job, everything seems to be handled intricately, but there ARE some minor things that get missed, such as an enemy not loading an animation, or simply not having an animation, so they just kind of float around doing damage to you. The other thing keeping it down is the lack of fine tuning. Plenty of other games that don't crash no matter how hard I push them. Doesn't happen too often, but these days even crashing on a rare basis is too much. Only thing keeping my score down at 8 is the infamous force-quits that arise from multiple factors. Visuals are some of the best of the genre, looks like Fable 2's beautiful array of colors matched with Oblivion's type of terrain. Difficulty escalates quickly if you don't know what you're doing, but that is what makes RPG's shine finding a way to make it easier, while simultaneously being fun. Combat seems rather high-curved and non-noob-friendly. As any transition to a new developers' rendition of an RPG, the controls and interface took me a while to fully grasp and understand, but once I got the hang of it I could see what they were trying to accomplish, and it works for the most part. That was enough for me to pick this game up and give it a try. The gist of what was said "It's far from perfect, but a magnificent improvement." and they gave a 7/10 as opposed to its predecessors' measly 4/10. I was browsing some YouTube reviews of random games, and I came across Two Worlds 2. Because of that experience, I kept my distance from the second one to the point of completely forgetting the entire franchise. The gist of what was said "It's far I didn't give the first game much of a chance, as I played for about 20 minutes before I decided I couldn't handle the interface or mechanics. I didn't give the first game much of a chance, as I played for about 20 minutes before I decided I couldn't handle the interface or mechanics.
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