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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Matthew , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: When a new RPG title comes out, there are hundreds of other RPGs that it can be compared to. For years, people have compared new console entries to the fabled Final Fantasy series. It has taken many years, but it finally seems that there is a new title to...
Abstract: The role-playig genre has been pretty well represented on the Xbox 360 with the release of Oblivion and an inflow of new RPG games about to hit the market such as Mass Effect and Fable 2. Two Worlds has some pretty stiff competition. Two W...
Abstract: The very existence of genre categories in the world of videogames means that derivative software and a general lack of originality leads all-too easily to the advent of (unfair?) comparative reviewing. It often cannot be helped. Look no further than th...
Abstract: When Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was released on the Xbox 360, it not only gave fans of the role-playing game genre a true free-roaming classic but it succeeded in immersing players into its deep, massive world and epic quests. It is certainly a game wo...
Abstract: You have to wonder why a developer would deliberately position their game in the long shadow cast by a hugely successful title like Oblivion. Sure, the market is obviously there, but it seems like such a cruel fate to thrust upon your brainchild, knowi...
Abstract: Every so often a game appears that is so unabashedly awful that one wonders how it could have ever been approved for release. Two Worlds, an otherwise promising cross between Oblivion and Diablo, is one of those games.
Abstract: Two Worlds looked like the next Oblivion (see our review) from the videos I saw a few months back. I was extremely excited to get my hands on this wide-open RPG. These are lofty expectations, however; and so it may come as no surprise that I was fairly...
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Published: 2007-08-31, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
Character upgrade system.
Graphics; combat; balance; voice acting; script.
Short of either an intense desire to see the RPG genre sullied or irrepressible masochistic tendencies, youve got no reason to play Two Worlds. Except for an interesting pair of item creation and character leveling systems, every element of Two Worlds...
Abstract: Name: Two Worlds Genre: RPG Platform: Xbox 360, Windows (Reviewed on Xbox 360)From time to time, games hit high notes that are hard to reach for. They shoot as high as they possibly can and throw care to the wind to hit an ambitious goal. Two Worlds sh...
Abstract: An amateurish Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion copycat that will appeal only to the most ravenous of fantasy RPG enthusiasts. In short, it doth suckIf youre worried that youre going to go broke trying to buy the dozens of promising-looking games slated fo...
