Two Worlds Epic Edition

[h1]Pure nostalgia[/h1] [b]Let me get the negatives out first[/b]: [u]Silly Spell system[/u], finding spells either through loot or Magic merchants is entirely random. So some spells you want for a certain school of magic might elude you throughout the whole game. [u]Utterly useless skills[/u]. Some Skills have NO VALUE WHATSOEVER or are not properly working, like the pick pocket skill. Levelling the swimming skill has no point, you'll do very little swimming through the whole game for the few islands it has. Quests that cannot be finished or upon completion will not disappear from the players quest log. [u]Crashes and bugs[/u], My recent play-through had a lot of crashes but only a few bugs. Best to save a lot while playing. [b]The Good things I found are[/b]: Large game world. Huge variety of enemies. Tis dialog Shakespeareth attemph at English Factions with some offering good merchant options for the player. Buying goods from certain merchants for a cheaper price or selling to cer...

The protagonist says 'looks like my in-laws' when he gets attacked by goblins

Polish developer Reality Pump boldly attempts to challenge Oblivion's dominance in the open-world RPG space with Two Worlds, but while the ambition is admirable, the execution falls short of its lofty goals. The Good Two Worlds nails the fundamentals of an open-world RPG. The game offers vast terrain, bustling cities, and countless side quests for exploration enthusiasts. Unlike Oblivion's controversial level scaling, enemies here maintain fixed difficulty levels, creating genuine progression satisfaction as you grow from weakling to powerhouse. The main quest structure is refreshingly open-ended, requiring reputation building through side missions rather than simple map-following. This creates meaningful consequences for your actions and makes the world feel more interconnected. The Bad Unfortunately, technical issues plague nearly every aspect of the game. Animations are awkward, objects pop in randomly, and collision detection is broken. Expect NPCs walking through walls re...

A gamerz game. Old school vibes with fantastic visuals, sick looking armor and decent combat. This is what the era of good RPG felt like when i was younger.

Should you play this? Maybe, it really depends. I enjoyed the experience, between the jank, crashing, and poor dialogue, but I don't see the majority of RPG players getting the same joy. If you're tapped on RPG's and looking for something that tried new things, poorly at times, you might just like Two worlds 2 for what's on offer. The game does shine later at many times, but the story, characters, dialogue, and you, will suffer.

What a classic of a game.

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It's dated. The user interface is bad. Game controls are bad. There is a camera control lag, that gives me motion sickness.