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Two Worlds

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Release Date: May 9, 2007

RPG, TPP, Fantasy, Polish, Co-op, Action RPG, Multiplayer, Singleplayer, Internet, LAN

An action RPG set in a fantasy universe, developed by Polish studio Reality Pump, previously known for its RTS series Earth. The story of Two Worlds is set in the realm of Antaloor, where a long-lasting peace gets disturbed when a mysterious temple is found, assumed to be the tomb of the god of war Aziraal. Upon learning about that, hordes of orcs launch a bloody crusade against those who desecrate the tomb of their former leader.

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Two Worlds is an expansive role-playing game developer by Cracow, Poland-based studio Reality Pump (creators of the RTS series Earth) and released on PC and X360. When it comes to its scale, the title can be put together with the third installment in the Gothic series or The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

Plot

The story begins with an introduction to this fantasy world’s history. The world has changed ever since Aziraal, the god of war, was defeated in a grand battle ages ago. In it, hordes of rcs lost their leader and were forced to run to the devastated southern regions of the realm. Now, thousands of years laters, Aziraal’s tomb is still kept hidden by other gods, who do not want mere mortals to learn its secret. In the meantime, the peace between civilized races is hanging by a thread. When dwarves have unearthed an ancient temple dedicated to an unknown god, all nations of the fantasy world assumed this is a key to finding Aziraal’s tomb. A silent war starts all over again and soon it sparkles an orcs’ crusade against those who desecrate the burial site of their former leader. The true danger, however, lies somewhere else. A great power grows in secret, followed by fear and destruction. Its goal is simple: only one of the Two Worlds must survive.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows May 9, 2007

Xbox 360

Xbox 360 August 23, 2007

Developer: Reality Pump

Publisher: SouthPeak Interactive

Game Series

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Two Worlds Game Series

Set in a high fantasy universe, a series of action-RPG games. The series is created and developed by Reality Pump, a Krakow-based studio known for such games as World War III: Black Gold and Earth 2150: Lost Souls.

Two Worlds Game Series

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System Requirements

System Requirements for Two Worlds Video Game:

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Recommended System Requirements:
Processor Intel Core 2 Duo 2.13 GHz, 1 GB RAM, graphic card 256MB (GeForce 6600 or better), 6 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista.

Microsoft Xbox 360

Xbox 360

Supports:
Xbox Live

Ratings

Game Ratings for Two Worlds Video Game.

77%

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All Reviews: Mostly Positive (5,681)

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The main pros of the game

  • Nostalgia Factor: Many players have fond memories of the game, often recalling it as a significant part of their gaming history.
  • Large Game World: The expansive environment offers ample exploration opportunities, with a variety of landscapes and places to discover.
  • Variety of Enemies: The game features a wide array of enemies, enhancing combat experiences and keeping encounters fresh.
  • Crafting and Looting System: Players enjoy the ability to loot and craft, allowing for customization and upgrades of weapons and armor.
  • Fun Combat Mechanics: Despite some clunkiness, players find the melee combat engaging and enjoyable, with unique weapon animations.
  • Unique Dialogue and Voice Acting: The quirky and often poor voice acting adds to the game's charm, providing unintentional humor.
  • Open-ended Quest Structure: The game allows for a non-linear approach to quests, encouraging exploration and interaction with various factions.

The main cons of the game

  • Technical Issues: Players report frequent crashes, bugs, and performance problems, including issues with cutscenes and the user interface.
  • Poorly Designed Spell and Skill Systems: The randomness of spell acquisition and the ineffectiveness of certain skills (e.g., pickpocketing, swimming) frustrate players.
  • Awkward Combat Mechanics: While combat can be fun, it suffers from balance issues, especially when facing multiple enemies.
  • Lack of Depth in Story and Quests: The main story and quests are often described as simplistic or uninspired, lacking engaging narratives.
  • Voice Acting Quality: The voice acting is often criticized as being low-quality, though some find it amusing.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Improved Technical Polish: Many users feel the game needed more development time to address bugs and improve overall performance.
  • Better Quest Tracking: Players expressed a desire for a clearer quest tracker to help navigate objectives and locations.
  • Enhanced Spell System: Users wish for a more structured and less random approach to acquiring and using spells.
  • More Diverse Skill Utility: There is a call for skills that are more relevant and effective in gameplay, particularly for different character builds (e.g., archery, magic).
  • Controller Support: Some players noted issues with controller compatibility, indicating a need for better support for different input methods.

Summary

  • Overall, while "Two Worlds Epic Edition" is seen as a flawed but enjoyable experience, it is primarily recommended for those who appreciate retro RPGs and can overlook its technical shortcomings.

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