Two Worlds

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Two Worlds
69

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 12 expert reviews
  • Excellent:
    0
  • Good:
    3
  • Average:
    4
  • Bad:
    5
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Expert reviews and ratings

60

As the Orc god Aziraal returns from the dead and war threatens to engulf the land, you take the role of a mercenary trying to find your kidnapped sister, taking on missions for gold and favours as you continue your quest. Your reputation precedes...

By Expert Reviews on
77

A decent if not dazzling RPG with some interesting online modes. Set in the mythical world of Antaloor, Two Worlds is a role-playing game (RPG) that puts you in the steel boots of a sword-for-hire mercenary, hot on the trail of his kidnapped sister....

By Custom PC on
61

If you’ve been wondering if Two Worlds is worth picking up, the answer is no. Sure, the screen shots and gameplay elements make it attractive on the outside, but once installed, the game loses all appeal. If you can get around the game’s...

By Game Chronicles Magazine on
74

As hard as I tried to get into the plot I could not. I never felt a link to the world so when I was introduced to a new faction or a new person I lost track of everything else and soon the story and all the groups vying for power seemed very...

By GamePyre on
75

Ive never been much of a dungeon dweller. I never got into Diablo or Dungeon Siege, and their myriad friends. Im not even a massive fan of RPGs. But I liked Oblivion. It was such a momentous leap in open world gaming that the quality and...

By Play TM on
71

A bounty hunter and a lady (his sister), Kira, riding on horseback through a storm. She falls from the horse, bleeding from a wound. The man goes to find shelter and a mysterious figure approaches the woman. “So you thought you could run from...

By GameZone on
60

A role-player that?s chock full of character-building...

By V3.co.uk on
73

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,...

By IGN Gear on
60

Roleplaying games come in a few flavours. There’s the hack’n’slash kind, where conversation is kept to a minimum and you focus on beating up creatures, levelling your character and getting phat loot. Then you have the RPGs that are a...

By Atomic MPC on
62

Sometimes it’s no bad thing to get a game with few surprises and no haughty attempts at redefining a genre. This is one of those times.Two Worlds is in no way original, but judging by the inclusion of such standard fare RPG elements, characters...

By Strategy Informer on