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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Role-playing/Third-Person 3D Action RPG
RELEASE DATE
23/AUG/07
ESRB RATING
MATURE, Blood and Gore, Violence
DEVELOPER
PUBLISHER
ALSO AVAILABLE ON
IBM PC Compatible, http://www.gamerdna.com/game/two-worlds--collector--s-edition-xbox-360, http://www.gamerdna.com/game/two-worlds-ibm-pc-compatible-1, http://www.gamerdna.com/game/two-worlds-xbox-360-1, http://www.gamerdna.com/game/two-worlds--epic-edition-ibm-pc-compatible
TRAITS (member-attributed "LIKES")
THE SETTING #USES
PLAYING AS #USES
PLAYING AGAINST #USES
HOW IT'S PLAYED #USES
GENERAL TONE #USES
DESCRIPTION
A young hero entering the Two Worlds has total control over his destiny. While completing quests and uncovering the mysteries surrounding Azriaal's burial ground, he may develop as he wishes, and take on quests that strike his fancy. He can experiment with careers and change jobs as he pleases. The young hero is given many choices, such as joining or betraying various organizations, and his decisions ultimately alter his world — positively or negatively. He can gain or lose a reputation, unlock or lock environments, and open or close many options including the magical powers available to him. He can collect items from fallen foes and combine them to create more powerful objects. He can also play with up to eight friends, each influencing the outcome of their shared adventure. ~ Gracie Leach, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
created 17/FEB/2013
“This is a game that I'd heard of, but never really felt the need to play until today. And I should've kept not playing it. Because this is a game that.......Well, let's just say I have this image of...”
created 17/JUL/2012
TamaraLane was the last to comment - 10 months ago...
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“I was really looking forward to playing this game because I thought it looked like a decent game, I was mostly wrong. The game has a good story and beautiful landscapes, but that is really all it had going for it. The gameplay controls are bad...”
“I was really looking forward to playing this game because I thought it looked like a decent game, I was mostly wrong.
The game has a good story and beautiful landscapes, but that is really all it had going for it. The gameplay controls are bad and the characters looks terrible and sound even worse. ”
created 30/AUG/2011
“ I had been following Two Worlds for months. I had read about it on some web site and downloaded the Xbox Marketplace video. A Polish company making a 3rd person, Oblivion style game (and let me specify I wasn’t one of the people who was looking...”
“ I had been following Two Worlds for months. I had read about it on some web site and downloaded the Xbox Marketplace video. A Polish company making a 3rd person, Oblivion style game (and let me specify I wasn’t one of the people who was looking for an Elder Scrolls clone, I was intrigued by the lone wolf element; I’m also a fan of the King’s Field games.) hit home for me and all of the information I could obtain on the game seemed positive. I’m reminded of my experience with Mass Effect but I’ll save that for another review.
I had reserved the collector’s edition month’s in advance, party because it came with a pen and paper RPG based on the world(s?) of Two Worlds. As soon as I got it into my car I unwrapped it and pulled out the RPG manual. I flipped through the pages. My heart sank. I swallowed and started actually reading it, hoping that first impressions really were wrong. They weren’t. This was worse than the games my friends and I would make up when we were eight because our parents wouldn’t let us buy Dungeons and Dragons. My first thought was, “If this is how the game works I already hate it!”, but then I told myself, “You shouldn’t bring any prejudice into this. Just go home and play the game. It’s gonna be awesome.”
I don’t think I’ve ever acted like this in any situation other than when I’ve purchased something. I’ve payed money for this. I’ve invested my optimism in this. No mater how it performs I’m gonna try to grok something good about it. You’re right Second Thought, let’s just go home and play it. It’ll be awesome!
Consumerism.
It wasn’t awesome.
I played for two hours, telling myself the whole time that intros to these games are always horrible, that things were going to be amazing any second. I tried to make myself ignore the horrible script (it’s translated from Polish, right?), the “I took drama in high school, and learned to speak English phonetically" voice acting. I tried to tell myself that the horrible controls were to blame on my lack of experience with the game. That the spells I was finding were going to combine into something awesome if I just found one more card. I tried to like riding horses.
After 17 hours with the game I had to stop deluding myself. The dialog was painfully abrasive, both from the writing and the acting. The controls were floaty, clunky, slow, inaccurate, and poorly mapped; I can’t think of a game since Vampire Hunter D with such mangled controls (and I played that through to the horrible end). The skills I was leveling up, if they were making any difference at all, seemed to have no impact on my playing experience. The spells I had created were pathetic and mostly useless, even though I had tried to specialize in mage-like traits. Horses were retarded. I was under the impression that I would be able to ride into a mob of enemies on my horse and, at least, diminish their numbers considerably. Instead I could hardly even deal damage to a single enemy from horseback, it was a liability.
I tried to press on. Another reason I was so interested in the game in the first place was the supposed ability to actually have a noticeable effect on the game world. I didn’t see any of this. I admit that I didn’t get very far into the story (I’m pretty sure I peaked at 20 hrs.) but only because I couldn’t get past the mind-numbing awfulness of everything else involved. I know there are people who claim to be fans of the game. I don’t know if these people are corporate plants or folks who are just more determined to find something to appreciate in everything they buy than I am, but I do know that I have limits to how much garbage I’m willing to wade through to find a rhinestone.
Two Worlds is too big of a pile of garbage for me.”
created 21/DEC/2010
“Too many bugs and a very sluggish graphics engine make this a no go for consoles. I hear the PC version had been over hauled with the PC edition but not so for the Xbox 360 version for sure. IF the bugs and the horrible frame-rate were fixed this...”
“Too many bugs and a very sluggish graphics engine make this a no go for consoles. I hear the PC version had been over hauled with the PC edition but not so for the Xbox 360 version for sure. IF the bugs and the horrible frame-rate were fixed this game could have been a a great RPG along the lines of Oblivion. ”
created 15/JUL/2010
“I've played some pretty bad games before but Two Worlds takes the cake as the worst game ever. I had heard things about it not being good but it just blew me away at what a bad decision i made about...”
created 22/JUN/2010
“Went to Gamestop today to see what they had fro the buy 2 used games get 1 free sale. ended up getting Guitar Hero 2,3, and Aerosmith, Two Worlds, Crackdown, and the Ac/Dc track pack for Rockband....”
created 19/JUN/2010
“Well......... I give Two Worlds a two star rating not because I want to give it a star a world. No, but I would like to say this game is definitely a hit for some and well..... A huge miss for others. I eagerly sat and anticipated this games...”
“Well......... I give Two Worlds a two star rating not because I want to give it a star a world. No, but I would like to say this game is definitely a hit for some and well..... A huge miss for others. I eagerly sat and anticipated this games arrival. Once I popped it into my disc tray I was so excited. Well, then... The game began... It all started with the not so amazing graphics that dragged the game around. There was also all the buggyness and lag online. There was so much wrong with this game on release I was amazed that it was even on shelves and called a finished product at the time. Yet I somehow got addicted to the online play. I guess it must be the competitive RPGer in me. I always wanna be and have the best character there is. Thus the game was a 2 star game.”
created 01/NOV/2009
“Completed this game in under 30 hours...the last 7 of which consisted of my just running around to find all the locations. I wouldn't be opposed to playing again sometime, except given the choice,...”
created 20/OCT/2009
“Considering I got this game for less than $10.00, I had a pretty good time with it. I'm sure you've seen plenty of reviews pointing out all the flaws, so bare in mind it is nowhere near perfect. Just be sure to save often--it tends to freeze up...”
“Considering I got this game for less than $10.00, I had a pretty good time with it. I'm sure you've seen plenty of reviews pointing out all the flaws, so bare in mind it is nowhere near perfect. Just be sure to save often--it tends to freeze up with alarming frequency.”
created 18/OCT/2009
“Reached level 20...and while I love the various mage's robes, I just found some armor that increases my will by 7 points. I'll temporarily use the armor and look like a knight/douche, while keeping...”
created 13/OCT/2009
“After 3 days of playing this game, I'm even more convinced that playing as a mage was a great decision. I'm not even to level 20 yet, and I'm using my fire skill to summon demons and bringing large...”
created 12/OCT/2009
“First impressions: I can see why people didn't like it--what with the stiff-looking character animations, cheesy dialogue, and tricky combat controls. Still, the environments are cool, the fire...”
created 10/OCT/2009
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“i never played this game's campaign so i can't really judge any on that. but this game's online mode is awesome! i loved playing in a private map with my friends finding dragons and other things to kill. honestly it's a fun rpg. but.. when first...”
“i never played this game's campaign so i can't really judge any on that. but this game's online mode is awesome! i loved playing in a private map with my friends finding dragons and other things to kill. honestly it's a fun rpg. but.. when first starting out is quite scary since you will die in nearly one hit from the smallest bug to the biggest lava dragon. -_- the lag on this game is HORRIBLE but....i nonetheless couldn't help but get addicted and continue to play for hours on end. :]”
created 14/SEP/2009
“Quite possibly the biggest gaming disappointment of ALL TIME! Reading a preview for this game, it appears to have it all: engaging plot, customization, and solid graphics. While I found myself enjoying the character trees (some), the rest of the...”
“Quite possibly the biggest gaming disappointment of ALL TIME! Reading a preview for this game, it appears to have it all: engaging plot, customization, and solid graphics. While I found myself enjoying the character trees (some), the rest of the game is awful. Laughably glitchy graphics, terribly broken combat, and a script from hell make this a triple threat suckfest. Good news is that if you can make it once through without breaking a controller in your fury trying to ride a horse in any direction that isnt straight, it's an easy 830 APs.”
created 03/DEC/2009
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