X360 Review @ GamingXP

**Infamous** · 30. October 2010, 17:05

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German Website 'GamingXP' earlier today posted up their review of the Xbox 360 version of Two Worlds II ahead of its Continental Europe Release Date November 9th.They have given the game 90% out of a possible 100%, after playing the game thoroughly.

With the closing comments being: (GOOGLE Translated).
"Over 300 quests and 70 hours of game time you cannot go wrong: "Two Worlds II" will play into your heart and your world. With a mega-scale of features and looks, attention to detail, their peers, the game can captivate any adventurous effort. The cool battle system allows you to make fighting as you wish, and even inexperienced assassin can hit with some real skill strong locks. What's left to say? "Two Worlds II" makes fun night after night and is expected to become a Christmas hit of 2010! Minor graphics errors are still negatively significant, but all in all, dominates the game fun - we expect that this will not be the end of "Two Worlds" saga - and that's good!"

The Positives outweighed the negatives according to their data chart,with things like Dense Atmosphere & Not a Hack 'n' Slash(Slay) anymore.
But with some of the negatives being that the game isn't Novice Friendly(Arguable) and the game being Initially Linear (Don't worry it opens up, its just to break the player into the game).
See the Chart Below (Again the Positives and Negative Chart was Translated by Google).

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Read the Full 10 Page Review @ GamingXP

**Toccatta** · 30. October 2010, 17:15

Minor translation error. I think that's supposed to be: "A Christmas hit of 2010"

**Infamous** · 30. October 2010, 17:16

Fixed that error.
Will look over it again to see If I can correct some of the bits Google had messed up.

mistermeister · 31. October 2010, 06:23

One this Site, ther is also a PC-Review, the Score is 91%.

Moonwalker1982 · 31. October 2010, 12:41

Aaaaah yes, so only the beginning of the game is rather linear, which is very understandable, and then it opens up? That's how i should understand it?

swordsman5 · 31. October 2010, 15:58

That's similar to many others.....Oblivion for instance, you started off in a dungeon and built up your character's basic skills and attributes during the tutorial, once you exited the sewers you were on your own to go where you pleased. I would guess that TW2 is similar.

ironcreed · 31. October 2010, 16:01

Sounds good to me. Hopefully similar scores keep on rolling in.