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For those like myself who found charm beneath the layers of technical issues that plagued the first game, everything you liked is still intact and improved upon. The voice acting is still bad, the animation can be awkward at times, and the story is pretty forgettable, but Two Worlds II offers a fun and unique roleplaying experience for those who are willing to forgive its flaws. The competitive multiplayer is somewhat passable and the village builder is not much more than a distraction, but the cooperative campaign, while very linear compared to the single player experience, is a very welcome and fun addition if you have a few friends to play it with. There are several competitive multiplayer modes as well as a village builder and a seven-part cooperative campaign.

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Two Worlds II also goes where few RPGs dare to go, by adding a full multiplayer experience to the fold. Combined, these features make character advancement the most fun and rewarding part of the game.

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The game also features an interesting equipment upgrade system and the most unique and versatile spell casting system I have seen in any game to date. Two Worlds II ditches the restrictive class system found in most RPGs and instead, opts for a robust skill-based advancement system, allowing you to improve any of 50+ skills in any order and combination you choose. Like most European RPGs, Two Worlds II tends to put more emphasis on character development than storytelling, and the effort that developer Reality Pump put into this aspect of the game really shows. Two Worlds II shows a very high level of improvement from the first game in the series, which is widely considered to be one of the worst games of this generation. It lacks the level of polish and overall quality that we’ve come to expect from games this generation, but just because it’s no masterpiece doesn’t mean it’s terrible. Two Worlds II is the kind of game that gets overlooked among all the great offerings from top-notch RPG developers like Bethesda and BioWare.

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If you have questions about Two Worlds II, let me know in the comments and I’ll try to shed more light on my experiences with the game.

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Two Worlds II runs on the Grace engine, and is highly optimized for the PS3 hardware and DualShock 3 controls – a major departure from its predecessor’s PC focus. Guild support for online play is also a go. In the Village mode, you’ll be able to invite your PSN friends to visit your town and share their specific talents with your townspeople, be it leather crafting or weaponsmithing.

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The online mode is expansive, with eight-player PvP duels (ranging from 4v4 to free for all bloodbaths), a separate co-op campaign that supports eight players as well as a unique quest and environments, and a “Village” mode where you can grow and evolve your own fantasy-RPG city. Not bad, eh? Two Worlds II will contain a vast number of spell combinations – I overheard “10 to the 16th power” – and might draw comparisons to Borderlands’ similarly monstrous weapon arsenal. In my demonstration, I saw the player combine a fire card, a multi-shot card, a heat-seeking card, a summon card, and a reflection card to create a wicked spell that flung bouncing, splitting, heat-seeking, flaming projectiles that spawned demonic enemies on impact. Rather than find and assign a typical “Fireball” spell, for example, you can mix and match various magic traits (in the form of cards) to achieve a witches’ brew of effects. Magic spells are similarly dynamic and customizable (are you sensing a theme here?). You use the directional pad to swap quickly between your gear loadouts, so you could soften up an enemy with magic while wearing your spell-boosting equipment, then instantly swap to your heavy armor and axe to dash in and finish the job.

Want to combine the spell-casting acumen of a Wizard with the brute melee force of a Warrior? No problem: just assign your skill and stat points accordingly. You won’t find rigid character classes like “Barbarian” or “Thief.” Instead, you’ll build a custom class by assigning skill points across a wide range of talents: assassination, melee combat, trade, lockpicking, and magic to name just a few. Set in a massive open world teeming with animal life, Two Worlds II is an RPG that’s intensely focused on player freedom. I sat in on a demonstration at E3 to learn more about the game, but before I start yammering away, check out the trailer below to get a sense of the universe and visual style. Fans of epic open-world RPGs like The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Fallout 3 will want to keep their eyes peeled for Two Worlds II, an upcoming fantasy RPG that’s headed to the PS3 this fall from developer Reality Pump.