Two Worlds

Walau gameplay game ini mirip dengan game Oblivion dan terkesan mengikuti, tapi kualitasnya patut diajungi jempol. Beberapa poin yang membuat game ini patut diperhitungkan adalah dunia yang luas dengan banyak tempat baru untuk dijelajahi, Quest yang berlimpah dan berbobot, serta musuh yang menantang. Sehingga membuat Anda tidak cepat merasa bosan. Apalagi dari segi grafis dan suara yang terdapat dalam game ini cukup menjanjikan, sehingga membuat Anda tidak mudah meninggalkan meja komputer.

As my first RPG I certainly enjoyed this game. Making sure all the details are listed in this review is very difficult but I think it’s more than clear that I had fun and would suggest it to anyone, both die-hard as well as noob RPG players. I could go on for hours but the bottom point is this: a very good game and certainly a suggestion as go-between while waiting for the next Elder Scrolls!

Two Worlds is geen nieuwe Oblivion maar het is zeker een leuke RPG voor zowel veteranen als beginners in het genre.

Ich bin hin und hergerissen. Einerseits fasziniert Two Worlds mit tollen Quests und einem motivierenden Charaktersystem. Andererseits will ich den Entwicklern wegen der Balance, dem Kampfsystem und den (Grafik-)Bugs aber ständig auf den Hinterkopf hauen. Warum nur fehlt es immer am Feinschliff? Es ist wie mit Gothic 3: Am laufenden Band ärgert man sich an unzähligen Kleinigkeiten, schimpft, flucht, leidet. Lässt man sich aber darauf ein, hört man so schnell nicht wieder damit auf. Ich möchte Two Worlds dafür hassen, kann es aber nicht.

Alles in allem ist Two Worlds ein gutes Rollenspiel, dass viele gute Ideen enthält, aber noch an etlichen Kinderkrankheiten leidet. Die Fehler bewegen sich aber nicht auf einem so katastrophalen Niveau wie bei Gothic 3. Die drei bisher veröffentlichten Patches sind dennoch ein Zeichen für die zu frühe Veröffentlichung des Titels. Für mich persönlich reiht sich Two Worlds irgendwo hinter The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion und vor dem aktuellen Teil der Gotic-Reihe ein. Einen zweiten Blick ist Two Worlds auf jeden Fall wert, auch wenn der Mehrspieler-Part derzeit kaum Spaß macht. Funktioniert der Support des Herstellers weiterhin so gut, könnten aber auch diese Probleme bald der Vergangenheit angehören.

Insgesamt ist Two Worlds aber ein umfangreiches Rollenspiel, dass den Vergleich mit Oblivion und Gothic 3 nicht zu scheuen braucht, welchen dieser Titel man letztlich den Vorzug gibt dürfte reine Geschmackssache sein, Zocker mit viel Zeit sollten ohnehin alle drei Titel spielen. Wer die Möglichkeit hat, sollte allerdings von Two Worlds zur PC-Fassung greifen. Im derzeitigen Stadium drücken die allgegenwärtigen Performanceeinbrüche auf der 360 schon den Spielspaß, warum die Konsolenumsetzung von uns auch eine deutlich niedrigere Wertung erhält.

Am Ende vermittelt Two Worlds, und damit ist schon vieles geleistet, dieses befriedigende "Ich hab‘s geschafft!"-Gefühl. Der Aufstieg mit dem Alt ..., Verzeihung, mit dem Spielcharakter bereitet immense Freude, gerade wenn man später als Level-62-Magier mit einem Handschlag komplette Wolfsrudel auslöscht oder Ihr Kämpfer beeindruckende Kombos vom Stapel lässt. Dementsprechend ist Two Worlds für all jene Spieler, denen es nach frischer Rollenspielkost dürstet, ganz sicher eine Empfehlung. All diejenigen aber, die sich einen Meilenstein erhofft haben, sollten ihre Erwartungen herunterschrauben. Two Worlds bietet gute, teils sehr gute Unterhaltung und ein Zeitkiller gewordenes Spielprinzip: Jeder Levelaufstieg ist Balsam für Ihr (Alter) Ego.

Two Worlds hat mich einerseits echt beeindruckt - andererseits aber auch enttäuscht. An vielen Stellen wirkt's zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt unrund. Oder einfach unfertig. Und dass die Story so abrupt abbricht, gefällt mir so gar nicht. Ich hatte mich gerade über das Intermezzo mit dem Drachen in der Wüste gefreut, um das letzte Teil des Relikts zu bekommen, schon stehe ich vor dem Endkampf - die Entscheidung, ob ich gut oder böse sein will, ist irrelevant. Denn das Spiel ist fünf Minuten später vorbei. So tolle Ideen wie das Stapeln der Gegenstände und das abwechslungsreiche Kampfsystem können mir aber den Spaß öfter mal retten.

Alles in allem bietet Two Worlds längeren Spielspaß als Oblivion, obwohl dieser Vergleich eher unpassend ist, da der Titel viele Gemeinsamkeiten mit dem Vorgänger The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind und dem Genre-Kollegen Gothic hat. Storytechnisch muss sich das Spiel nicht vor Oblivion verstecken, da die Hintergrundgeschichte weit besser erzählt wird. Sieht man von den vielen Kleinigkeiten ab und veröffentlicht noch den ein oder anderen Patch, gibt es keinen Grund für Rollenspiel-Fans, sich diesen Titel nicht zu kaufen. Man muss Two Worlds eine gewisse Zeit geben, um in seinen Bann gezogen zu werden.

Allen Rollenspielfans können wir Two Worlds nur ans Herz legen. Was euch hier an Langzeitmotivation und Umfang geboten wird, sucht seines gleichen. Allerdings krankt Two Worlds doch an einigen Stellen sehr. Die enormen Ruckeleinlagen begleiten euch durch das gesamte Spiel und auch das Balancing ist nicht optimal. Habt ihr euren Helden fleißig aufgelevelt und eure Waffen gedoublet, sind selbst die schwersten Gegner keine große Herausforderung mehr für euch. Oblivion bleibt auch weiterhin auf dem Thron, allerdings dürfen alle Rollenspielfans bedenkenlos zugreifen, die nach frischem Futter für ihr Laufwerk suchen. Alle anderen sollten sich das Game vorher lieber aus der Videothek ausleihen und antesten.

Antaloor ist auch auf der Xbox 360 eine Reise wert. Zahlreiche Nebenaufträge lassen die eher schwache Story in Vergessenheit geraten, die actionreichen Gefechte verbreiten einen Hauch von Diablo, zahlreiche schicke Ausrüstungsgegenstände wecken die Sammelleidenschaft, und Dinge wie die praktische Auferweckung an großzügig verteilten Schreinen garantieren einen erfreulichen Schuss Komfort. Features wie die Kombinierungsmöglichkeit bei Objekten motivieren zusätzlich, zumal dank verbessertem Balancing auch alles etwas ausgewogener ist als in der ursprünglichen PC-Version. Warum dann keine bessere Wertung? Nun, das hat vor allem zwei Gründe: Die eigentlich sehenswerte Grafik ruckelt praktisch pausenlos vor sich hin und die Steuerung außerhalb der Gefechte ist nicht optimal gelöst – Dinge wie Inventarverwaltung und Questlog-Lektüre gingen einem in der PC-Fassung deutlich leichter von der Hand. Abgesehen davon bleiben nach wie vor Schwächen bei KI und Rufsystem.

Bref, c'est une sorte de petite aventure indépendante à faire en groupe. Pour améliorer votre personnage multijoueur, il faut donc enchaîner les instances. Ce mode est sympathique, mais ne constitue néanmoins pas le coeur du jeu, qui reste l'aventure solo. Autant vous dire aussi que le multi connaît quelques problèmes (lags, problèmes de connexion...). Espérons que tout ceci soit rapidement réglé. Toujours est-il que Two Worlds reste un bon titre que les amateurs du genre qui ont déjà terminé les deux poids lourds que sont Oblivion et Gothic 3 peuvent acquérir sans crainte.

Even with the many amusing flaws that I encountered, including the birdlike motion your character does when jumping, the constant freeze frame when you encounter a new area, and the witty dry boasting your character does when vanquishing evil, there really is no reason to check out Two Worlds unless you are looking for the solid Oblivion filler. If you are, then Two Worlds is your next buy. There's a lot to Two Worlds that will take you an eternity to complete. This is probably the biggest draw to the game that I can mention. It is one of those games that you can put down, wait a while, come back to it, and rekindle the enjoyment you had the first time around. So race out, dive into the world of Two Worlds, and find out for yourself the mysteries of the Taint.

If you appreciate ambitious RPGs, seek out Two Worlds. It won't make you forget about Oblivion, but Reality Pump's take on heroic fantasy adventure is good enough to consume many, many hours of your spare time. Even though there are some flaws here, especially with the 360 version of the game, this is a solid role-playing experience.

This game is most definitely worth playing, with so much to do with up to 100 hours of gameplay and so much customization and freedom. There are very few problems and the ones that exist don't take too much away from the game. I would recommend this game to anyone with enough free time to play this game to its full potential.

Don't let the average score fool you into thinking this is a simple matter of mediocrity. This will be a polarizing game. There are people out there – especially the hardcore computer-RPG nuts that have been rocking Elder Scrolls since Arena – who are going to love it. These are people numb to a world of bugs and glitches who can enjoy deep role-playing at the expense of spit and polish. Other people are going to hate it. The game has some very real issues that you might not be willing to overlook. If anything, the modest length of the quest makes it a perfect rental for those on the fence, and the online mode might give it the staying power it needs for the cult of fans that will embrace it.

Two Worlds is niet de meest geïnspireerde game noch is het de beste game ooit. Two Worlds is met een speelduur onder de 20 uur voor de single-player een aardig tussendoortje voor iemand die wel houdt van een lekkere free roaming (hack & slash-)RPG . De game heeft een interessante wereld om te verkennen met erg veel variatie erin, daarnaast heb je aardig wat mogelijkheden om je personage te ontwikkelen. De game lijdt echter onder het gewoonweg erg generiek zijn in veel opzichten. We hebben allemaal al eens eerder gevochten tegen duivel-achtige monsters en iedere RPG gamer heeft al duizenden virtuele wolvenlevens geclaimd. Ook het vechten is niet alles, het wordt vrij snel eentonig, waardoor het maar gelukkig is dat de game slechts 20 uur duurt. Wat de game erg ten goede komt is dat de game een goede multiplayer modus kent die toch de interesse nog even kan houden, vooral als je met een paar vrienden de game speelt.

Two Worlds je hra protikladov. Na jednej strane, graficky pekne (hýbe sa dobre aj na starších PC) spracovaný svet, na strane druhej, náplňou suchý a (možno) umelo pôsobiaci. Veľa možností, avšak relatívne rýchlo minimálna motivácia, ktorá sa ku koncu obmedzuje iba na dokončenie nie príliš dlhej dejovej linky. Každopádne nemôžem povedať, že by som bol z hry sklamaný. Je to len ďalší prípad zhypovanej hry, ktorá sľubovala značne viac, než bola schopná vyprodukovať. Napriek tomu, to nie je zlá hra. V porovnaní s G3/Oblivionom je „len“ nadpriemerná, to jej však nebráni osloviť hráčov, ktorí túžia po RPGčku, s klasickými ingredienciami – vývojom postavy, veľkým svetom s mnohými questami (niektoré sú fakt podarené) a bohatou nádielkou zbraní a brnení. Na niekoľko (v závislosti od štýlu hrania, minimálne 15) hodín budú mať určite o zábavu postarané, podobne ako som mal aj ja.

Two Worlds is a game that has the right intentions and was headed in the right direction – it just had a few stumbling blocks en route. If you can get past some of those obstacles, you will find a very solid and entertaining RPG that will eat up a lot of hours.

While the first half-hour of Two Worlds doesn't make a great first impression, the experience gets exponentially better over time. It won't make you forget Oblivion, but that's not its purpose. What this very ambitious and solid RPG does is create an epic adventure that provides hours of entrainment, and any game you can say that about is worth its weight in gold.

"Two Worlds" can be a mixed bag. The multiplayer is broken and not even worth bothering with. Do not buy this game because of it, at least not at the minute. I feel a lot of people have marked the game down because of the poor multiplayer, but that is unfair. It has a lot of potential, and it is fixable at least, so it may be reasonable in the future if anyone is still playing the game by then. The game is also worth buying on the premise of the single player alone. The lush world, with far more variety than Oblivion, the plot, and wealth of characters make it a highly recommended RPG. However, this is no RPG-lite like Oblivion was, no dumbing down. If you like hard-core, proper RPGs in the open, sandbox style of Western games in the genre, then you will be in for a treat, as "Two Worlds" is likely the game of the year in this category.

If you appreciate ambitious RPGs, seek out Two Worlds. It won't make you forget about Oblivion, but Reality Pump's take on heroic fantasy adventure is good enough to consume many, many hours of your spare time. Even though there are some flaws here, especially with the 360 version of the game, this is a solid role-playing experience.

Een typische westerse RPG op z’n Duits: veel patchwerk is benodigd, maar dan krijg je dan ook een degelijk en leuke game voor terug. Two Worlds is echter prima voer voor diegenen die dat door de vingers kunnen zien. Spijtig alleen van de voice-acting, wat gewoon een te grote domper is tijdens het spelen van het spel.

Das Spiel macht durchaus Spaß, die Welt ist schön, die Geschichte spannend. Aber die vielen kleinen Fehler machen deutlich, dass die Macher hier ohne Herz und Gefühl bei der Sache waren - tödlich für so ein Spiel. Daher nur "befriedigend".

Althoug the term “Oblivion clone” isn’t completely correct, there are multiple similarities and together with other negative points the game kind of killed itself. I expected more of Two Worlds than what Reality Pump and Zuxxez managed to produce on the Xbox 360. The PC-version is in fact a pretty good game, but on console it just sucks plain monkey-balls thanks to the major framedrops and ugly animations. They totally destroy the feeling of integration within the game environment! To me, this is the game which could have been a big hit, but due to technical shortcomings it didn’t reach its full potential. Are you looking for an RPG, buy Oblivion or something like it. It’ll give you much more for your money than Two Worlds would ever be able to. In other words, leave this game as it is. I do want to say this again: The game does rock on PC and it doesn’t deserve the same judgment this X360 version received.

Overall, we were mostly frustrated while playing this game. Chalk it up to a poorly optimized engine, a dull and generic fantasy world, all drawn from an exceedingly overused gameplay concept.

Every good video game reviewer will or has already compared Two Worlds to Oblivion. It’s easy to see why, the two games are essentially going after the same market, and they are the same type of RPG. But comparing a Bethesda game, with a first time RPG maker (Reality Pump) isn’t entirely fair. Sure, we’re comparing one of the greatest RPG’s in recent years to the new comer. Unfortunately for Two Worlds, there isn’t any comparison. Oblivion was amazing, brilliant, and a masterpiece, while Two Worlds is mediocre at best.

The game really does nothing brilliantly, but many things well enough to create a fun and enjoyable experience. I wanted to explore more before finishing the game and I'll likely return to an earlier save to see what else I missed by finishing quickly. It's not a deep, challenging experience. There are precious few moral dilemmas and rarely are their major consequences to your actions. Combat is relatively easy so that people who are twitch challenged like myself can still have fun, while those who prefer it more difficult can choose to play on Hard. Bottom line? I liked the game and would recommend it to most people except the overly fussy. It's very Gothic-like while being different in many ways as well. Grab the demo and give it a spin if you're still unsure but it's a pleasant way to spend a few spare hours.

Alte elemente interesante există, însă din păcate nu ajungi să afli de ele pentru că jocul este extrem de greoi. Te aduce repede în situaţia de a distruge tastatura, motiv pentru care nu vi-l recomand decât dacă vă place să o faceţi. Two Worlds este un joc mort în faşă chiar şi după ultimele trei patch-uri. Însă dacă altfel nu se poate…

Two Worlds bescherte mir ein Wechselbad der Gefühle. Einerseits massig Bastelfreude und Gegenstandshatz, andererseits wenig Substanz bei Story und Atmosphäre. Hier klasse Grafik und schicke Monster, dort hässliche Bewohner und die grausigen Treffen in den heiligen Stätten. Hinzu kommt, dass der Spielspaß gegen Ende immer mehr abflacht, weil die Monotonie zu einem treuen Begleiter avanciert. Bugs und Baustein-Quests kann ich vielleicht noch gerade so verschmerzen, ein derart missratenes Balancing aber nicht. Im Endeffekt bleibt der bittere Nachgeschmack eines Blenders: Außen wirkt alles gewaltig, beeindruckend und mit tollen Ansätzen versehen. Sobald man sich jedoch dem Inneren nähert, bröckelt unweigerlich die Fassade.

While Two Worlds didn’t live up to my initial expectations, it did provide enough of a Fantasy RPG fix to keep me playing. Until another solid RPG comes along, I’m going to hang out and practice my sword fighting skills, but the makers of the Elder Scrolls series can relax. They’re not about to be dethroned.

Techniquement dépassée, moins maniable que sur PC, la version Xbox 360 de Two Worlds déçoit inévitablement. Cependant, ces errements ne doivent pas faire oublier les qualités originales du titre qui, elles, n'ont pas souffert du portage : une grande liberté, un univers vaste et un système de jeu en partie inédit. En outre, la concurrence est moins rude sur console, en l'absence de Gothic 3 ou du prometteur The Witcher. Two Worlds parviendra donc peut-être à se faire une petite place chez les rôlistes affamés.

Aspiration is the word to sum up Two Worlds. It wanted it all and sadly it can have it. This ambitious game is a little rough around the edges concerning the production which unfortunately hinders many of the gameplay aspects. Besides technical problems, Two Worlds ends up being too complex and utterly boring for casual gamers who could easy grasp similar games like Oblivion. The hardcore RPG fan and adventure nut will love the complex menu systems and vast world to explore, however that might be it for Two Worlds. If you’re interested in this adventure make sure you rent this one before you run out and purchase it, definitely some will love this one and other will hate it within a second. I enjoyed my time within Two Worlds, but now that this review is finished, I think I will move on past Antaloor and look for a greener pastures.

Gargantuan game worlds are big in fantasy-RPGs. But bigger doesn't necessarily trump better, as evidenced by Two Worlds -- a game doomed to endure countless unfavorable comparisons to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and regrettably too dependent on cliché and convention to qualify as unique in its own right. It's an admirable endeavor, but it's undone by its scope: Sprawling and overlong, it feels bloated rather than epic, with glimmers of brilliance insufficient to dispel the sense that developer Reality Pump bit off a bit too much.

Overall, Two Worlds will last you around 100 hours if you complete everything in the game. It's not necessarily a bad game, it just has a lot of bugs and shortfalls that make the game not nearly as fun to play. Added multiplayer options are a bonus, but are brought down worse than the single player with lag and the poor frame rate. If you are looking for an Oblivion clone to keep you busy, Two Worlds will definitely do that. The story is pretty good to follow and there is a lot to do in the world. You may just become too frustrated with the bugs to even care about it for too long.

Overall, Two Worlds will last you around 100 hours if you complete everything in the game. It's not necessarily a bad game, it just has a lot of bugs and shortfalls that make the game not nearly as fun to play. Added multiplayer options are a bonus, but are brought down worse than the single player with lag and the poor frame rate. If you are looking for an Oblivion clone to keep you busy, Two Worlds will definitely do that. The story is pretty good to follow and there is a lot to do in the world. You may just become too frustrated with the bugs to even care about it for too long.

Но сначала дважды подумайте, стоит ли вообще связываться с Two Worlds. Новичкам в жанре лучше взять Oblivion, три части Gothic, Fable или Titan Quest. Тем же, кто с CRPG на "ты", советую зажмуриться и пройти мимо. А то, не ровен час, испортите аппетит.

While Two Worlds definitely got a bit better the longer I played, this was largely due to the fact that I had finally figured out some ways to make the game a bit easier to handle. I realize that there are plenty of people out there who love Two Worlds, and I’m not going to change their mind. The simple fact of the matter is that the game has a lot of potential, but it’s ultimately critically wounded by poor gameplay design and one of the worst engines in recent memory. Hopefully the next game SouthPeak releases will spend a lot more time on the drawing board.

Two Worlds fails to live up to any of its so-called promises and feels nothing more but a broken and blatant rip-off of Oblivion. The combat is a complete mess to perfect and with constant slowdowns and technical issues there is just nothing that seems to fall into place in the world of Antaloor. If you are a fan of Oblivion and have done everything you possibly can in that game, than pick this up for the nostalgia. Everyone else should just stay clear of this game at all costs.

Two Worlds fails to live up to any of its so-called promises and feels nothing more but a broken and blatant rip-off of Oblivion. The combat is a complete mess to perfect and with constant slowdowns and technical issues there is just nothing that seems to fall into place in the world of Antaloor. If you are a fan of Oblivion and have done everything you possibly can in that game, than pick this up for the nostalgia. Everyone else should just stay clear of this game at all costs.

Jag har klagat väldigt mycket på Two Worlds, men precis som Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion har det något som suger in mig. Att upptäcka nya städer, anfalla ett orchläger eller att bara springa runt i skogen och plocka blommor ger mig någon form av glädje. Kan du se spelet för vad det är - ett något buggigt actionspel med rollspelsinfluenser - och kan nöja dig med det ska du ge det en chans. Delvis för de hundratals speltimmarna Two Worlds och för online-läget, men mest för att det är väldigt kul att ge en orch på käften med en klubba storlek större.

Two Worlds strives to be the next crown jewel of the RPG genre with its large scope and imaginative gameplay elements, but suffers from a near complete lack of polish that leaves more than a few rough edges in what could have been an otherwise solid game.

If, somehow, you're able to get past the game's many flaws, there is some measure of fun to be had in the later content. It's still not anything special, but at least the world opens up a bit and you can exercise the freedom to explore whichever particular piece of poorly executed content you feel like.

If, somehow, you're able to get past the game's many flaws, there is some measure of fun to be had in the later content. It's still not anything special, but at least the world opens up a bit and you can exercise the freedom to explore whichever particular piece of poorly executed content you feel like.

If you're absolutely desperate for a further dose of free roaming RPG action after finishing up with Oblivion.... No, even at that, we can't recommend Two Worlds to you, except possibly as a cure that will put you entirely off the idea. Unless you're astonishingly tolerant of technical and interface problems, and totally addicted to dull hack-and-slash RPG combat, don't buy this game. Forsooth.

Various elements of the single-player component of Two Worlds range from decent to terrible, and the sum total experience is one that is remarkably mediocre and not much fun to play. Had the single-player experience been all that was advertised, the game would have walked away with an average score. However, Two Worlds is selling on the promise of a multiplayer component that is flat-out unplayable, and as such, the full package is well below average. Xbox 360 owners are better off playing Oblivion with a private chat channel open than attempting to play through Two Worlds.

To be honest, I sunk a ton of time into Two Worlds. When I played, I didn’t just play for twenty or thirty minutes at a time but for hours on end. I was more enamored by the game’s potential than by the game itself. There are more than a few ideas and practices that are worth of being copied, it’s just a shame that they are a part of a horribly flawed title and will most likely be ignored. There was word of a patch to improve multiplayer performance, which would be a worthwhile endeavor, but much more worthwhile would be a patch to improve performance in general. Until something is done to address the numerous technical issues, Two Worlds, regardless of potential, cannot be recommended.

"Yea verily, we doth come to the end of ye olde review. Fun we hath had in the writing, less so with the playing thereof. If I hath given offense, fair warning has also been the product, and these Two Worlds are best left unexplored."

Two Worlds is arguably the worst game to date on the Xbox 360. Perhaps if the developers had spent more time polishing the game, or maybe developing a game engine that wasn't entirely broken and nearly unplayable, there may have been a good game here. But I assumed that's what they were doing during the multiple delays of the game's release. Apparently they spent that time playing a better game or something, because they certainly didn't take the time to finish this one. Abhorrent framerate problems, unimaginative storytelling, dull and rough graphics, terrible voice acting, and uninspired gameplay secure Two Worlds as one of the greatest letdowns in gaming history. Two Worlds is at best worth a rental, if only to see just how terrible it really is.

The game's only redeeming qualities, deep spell and weapon systems, just go to waste in this abysmal quest. If you've spent a lifetime sinning, by all means, trek into this world to get a taste of what awaits you in Hell.

The game's only redeeming qualities, deep spell and weapon systems, just go to waste in this abysmal quest. If you've spent a lifetime sinning, by all means, trek into this world to get a taste of what awaits you in Hell.