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'''''Two Worlds II''''' 
|image =
|developer = [[Reality Pump]]
|publisher = [[TopWare Interactive]]
|distributor =
|designer = [[Mirosław Dymek]]
|composer =
|engine = GRACE™
|series = Two Worlds
|released = '''Microsoft Windows''', '''Mac OS X'''<br>{{vgrelease|EU=November 9, 2010}}{{vgrelease|NA=January 25, 2011}}{{vgrelease|AUS=TBA 2011}}'''OnLive'''<br>{{vgrelease|NA=January 25, 2011}}'''Xbox 360'''<br>{{vgrelease|EU=November 9, 2010}}{{vgrelease|NA=January 25, 2011}}{{vgrelease|AUS=TBA 2011}}'''PlayStation 3'''<br>{{vgrelease|EU=November 9, 2010}}{{vgrelease|NA=January 25, 2011}}{{vgrelease|AUS=TBA 2011}}
|version = 1.0.1
|genre = [[wikipedia:computer role-playing game|computer role-playing game]]
|modes = [[wikipedia:Single-player|Single-player]], [[wikipedia:Multiplayer video game|Multiplayer]]
|ratings = {{vgratings|ESRB=M|PEGI=16|USK=16}}
|platforms = [[wikipedia:Microsoft Windows|Microsoft Windows]], [[wikipedia:Mac OS X|Mac OS X]], [[wikipedia:PlayStation 3|PlayStation 3]], [[wikipedia:Xbox 360|Xbox 360]]
|media = [[wikipedia:DVD-R DL|DVD-R DL]]
|requirements = '''Minimum'''
*Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
*Intel or AMD Single-Core CPU (2.0 GHz)
*512 MB RAM, 2 GB With Windows Vista or Windows 7
*8 GB free disk space
*DVD Drive for disc-based installation
*Shader 3.0 and 512 MB ATI Radeon HD 2900/NVIDIA 8800GT video card
*DirectX 9.0c-compatible sound card
*Internet Connection (Required for Multiplayer)
*DirectX 9.0c or OpenGL
'''Recommended'''
*Windows Vista / Windows 7
*Intel or AMD Multi-Core CPU (2.6 GHz)
*1 GB RAM
*8 GB free disk space
*DVD Drive
*ATI Radeon HD 5600 or better/NVIDIA 8800 GTX or higher
*5.1 Channel sound card
*DirectX 11 or OpenGL
|input = [[wikipedia:Keyboard (computing)|Keyboard]] and [[wikipedia:mouse (computing)|mouse]], [[wikipedia:Gamepad|Gamepad]]}}
'''Two Worlds II''' is a computer role-playing game developed by [[Reality Pump]] and published by [[TopWare Interactive]] for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, and Mac OS X. It is a sequel to the 2007 game ''[[Two Worlds]]''. It was released January 25th, 2011 in North America and was released 21st October in the UK and Australia.


''Two Worlds II'' began as ''[[Two Worlds: The Temptation]]'', which was to be the second expansion to the [[Two Worlds|first game]]. However, it quickly grew much larger than originally intended, and it became a full-fledged sequel. This enabled the developers to expand the narrative even further, and a more sophisticated engine, GRACE™, was created to develop the game.
==Plot ==


The player reprises their role as the nameless Hero from the original ''Two Worlds. ''Character creation allows for greater freedom in customizing his appearance''. ''The classless system of leveling from the first game returns, allowing any character to learn and upgrade any skill. New skills may be learned by reading Skillbooks.


A Tower Defense spin-off, titled ''[[Castle Defense|Two Worlds II: Castle Defense]]'', was later released, set between the events of ''Two Worlds'' and ''Two Worlds II''.
==Reception==
{{Stub Section Tiny}}


{{HeadingA|Story}}
==Editions==
Five years have passed since the dramatic events in [[Antaloor]] brought the whole world to the edge of the abyss... and the hero's strength is finally exhausted. He is a prisoner in the dark dungeons of [[Gandohar]]'s castle and any hopes he has of saving his sister seem to have vanished along with his freedom. In spite of a self-sacrificing battle against evil, the twins were separated and [[Kyra]] is now under the influence of a powerful magic spell from which there is no escape. Evil influences are attempting to awake the slumbering powers of an old generation in order to dominate all of Antaloor, and the hero is powerless to do anything about it...
===Standard Edition===
The standard edition of the game ships with the usual game and manual.
* Copies pre-ordered from Walmart came with the special "{{TwoWorldsII|Dragon Scale Armor}}" bonus code.


However, just as his despair has reached its lowest ebb, a faint ray of hope appears from a completely unexpected direction. The hated [[Orcs]] have put together a rescue squad and the hero is amazed when they free him from the chains of his tormentors. Still sceptical about this new-found truce between two races which have always been deadly enemies, the hero once again finds himself confronted by a completely new situation... now he has to find out why the Orcs helped him - and learn as much as he can about their mysterious leader, the legendary [[Dragon Queen]]. She is both beautiful and mysterious - but the hero must trust her if he has to have his long-planned revenge. So he starts out on a dangerous journey through a land desecrated by evil - a journey he hopes will shed some light on Gandohar's dark past and help him find a weak point in the defenses of this powerful Mage... only then can he finally rescue his sister, Kyra.
===Royal Edition===
The Royal Edition was released on February 4, 2011 for the PC/Mac, Xbox 360 and PC. The UK edition was limited to 2,500 copies and sold exclusively through GAME.<ref>https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-01-07-two-worlds-ii-gets-royal-edition</ref> The Royal Edition includes:
* 'Exclusive box with tray'.
* Map of {{TwoWorldsII|Antaloor}}.
* Textile mousepad.
* Box of playing cards (55 cards).
* Bonus disk.
* Hand painted {{TwoWorldsII|Cassara}} figurine and stand.
* 72 page hardcover artbook.
* Dragon Scale Armor set.
* {{TwoWorldsII|Elexorien}} sword.
* Labyrinth map.
* Exclusive in game quest


Gandohar's palace, with its brooding and menacing atmosphere, is only one of the many fascinating locations which await the player's avatar. Two of these locations are the craggy island of the Dragon Queen with its dark catacombs and mysterious ruined temple, and the twin desert cities, [[Hatmandor]] and [[Cheznaddar]]. Hatmandor is a flourishing centre of trade, but Cheznaddar has seen better times, and is a magnet for those who prefer to skulk in the darkness. Players will fall under the spell of many more locations and the adventures associated with them - just two of the many sites are the fascinating Asian world of [[New Ashos]] and the legendary [[Veneficus University]], where the most powerful Mages impart their knowledge to eager students. And a visit to the small village of [[Conney]] and the colony of [[Tir Geal]] in the depths of the swamps will reveal helpful secrets from Gandohar's dark past.
===Velvet Game of the Year Edition===
Topware Interactive's self-awarded GOTY, Two Worlds II - Velvet Game of the Year Edition released on December 15, 2011 for PC/Max, PS3 and Xbox 360.<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Two-Worlds-II-Velvet-Game-Year/dp/B0058NY63Q</ref><ref>https://www.topwareshop.com/index.php?id_product=74&controller=product&id_lang=3</ref>
* Boxed in rich, red, true velvet, with real metal brass-plated box corners and a shapely designed Two Worlds II metal logo
* Double-sided world map of the Antaloor mainland as well as the map of the archipelago of pirates
* "Pirate Head" armor accessory as exclusive in-game item and 2 additional PvP Multiplayer maps
* Multilingual game disc including Two Worlds II and the expansion Pirates of the Flying Fortress [De | En | Fr | It | Es | Cz| Pl] as well as a Bonus-Disc containing artwork, videos and the breath-taking soundtrack
* Brass-plated "Pirate Head" pin (approx. 2 in.) included as a Collector's Accessory


Many characters with colorful background stories inject their own particular brand of living, breathing vitality into this world; characters like [[Ed Teal]], for example, the most infamous and cunning pirate ever to have sailed Antaloor's seas. Even the less spectacular characters, like [[Lawrence Lexington]] have so much charisma that players are drawn deep into the world of Antaloor again and again.
===Premium Edition===
The Two Worlds II Premium Edition was released on January 5, 2012<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Two-Worlds-II-Premium-PC/dp/B0035FYXN2</ref> on PC, Mac, PS3 and Xbox 360. This version came with bonus items as a purchase incentive.<ref>https://www.topwareshop.com/index.php?id_product=70&controller=product&id_lang=3</ref>
* 40x40 mm Dragon Pin with a 2 cm Ø Swarovski crystal.
* 55-sheets playing cards in 'Two Worlds II' design.
* Soundtrack on Audio-CD and bonus disk.
* Exklusive In-Game Item "{{TwoWorldsII|Black Legion Battle Axe|Battle Axe}}".
* Double-sided poster: world map of Antaloor and cover.


All these locations and characters - and the adventures that are closely linked to them - enable players to embark on a journey into Antaloor's past, which is closely linked with the past of the hero. And many a surprise will come to light before the ultimate battle for the fate of the world commences...
===Epic Edition===
==Background==
The Epic Edition includes the original Two Worlds II, the Pirates of the Flying Fortress expansion and {{CastleDefense|Two Worlds II: Castle Defense}}.<ref>https://www.gog.com/game/two_worlds_2_epic_edition</ref><ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/gog/comments/3pw2p7/two_worlds_2_velvet_vs_epic_edition/</ref> The Release date is unknown, the earliest known mentions are from the gog.com trailers from April 25, 2013.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ4JsBBkaLY</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5bKae8H7VU</ref>.
When Antaloor was created at the beginning of time, the many races populating this paradise lived in harmony with one another. But this peace didn't last long. Uprisings took place and civil wars abounded - conflict had finally ousted harmony. The skirmishing and full-scale battles finally reached such a proportion that civilized life on Antaloor collapsed. The effects of this were so far-reaching that almost all of Antaloor was crushed by the rival forces. The power structure of the four elements - Water, Air, Earth and Fire - was stretched to the limits, and only some Herculean efforts were able to save it from collapsing completely. The scale of the destruction, however, was enormous.


This near-apocalypse saw the birth of the Orphans, a small band who fought on the side of good. Although small in number, they decided to learn from the mistakes of the generations that had gone before - and to usher in a new era. Four of these Orphans stood out from the rest - and they were destined to be the spiritual leaders of the new age. During a historic meeting, the four created a powerful pact that would permanently repair the damage their ancestors had done to Antaloor.
==Soundtrack==
The Two Worlds soundtrack was released with the Premium edition. Each of the DLC packs soundtracks were released separately.
* {{Two Worlds II|Two Worlds II}}
* {{TwoWorldsII|Pirates of the Flying Fortress Soundtrack}}
* {{TwoWorldsII|Call of the Tenebrae Soundtrack}}
* {{TwoWorldsII|Shattered Embrace Soundtrack}}
* {{TwoWorldsII|Echoes of the Dark Past Soundtrack}}
* {{TwoWorldsII|Echoes of the Dark Past 2 Soundtrack}}


They sacrificed their own dreams to bring peace to the land and swore eternal service to the four elements of power. In this way, the Gods of Antaloor were created and are still worshipped to this day: Maliel, the Goddess of the Air, Throglin, God of the Earth, Yatholen, God of the Water and Aziraal, the God of Fire. The peace they created lasted for a long, long time... until the evil Gandohar discovered the old writings of the Orphans. He deciphered them and ultimately discovered the secret of the four elements' power. A new wave of fate now threatened all of Antaloor - and still threatens the land today. Gandohar used his new-found knowledge to gain control of the elements and thus control the entire known world.
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==Gameplay Categories==
{{Two Worlds II Gameplay Category Navbox}}


Gandohar, the Dark Lord, knew that he would have to access the power of the quartet to even have a chance of becoming a God himself. He succeeded in disrupting the balance between the elements, thanks to cunningly laid plans and traitorous schemes. At the same time as the God of Fire was vanquished, the gates of power opened up for another element - and since then its dark magic has spread evil shadows over all of Antaloor. Gandohar seized this unique opportunity created by the emergence of this new element without leadership. He started out on his evil path by trying to use the power in the body of Kỹra, a descendant of the Orphans. He thought that this would help him gain full control over the dark magic and attain a place among the remaining gods. But Kỹra's human body - in spite of her ancestry - could not stand the enormous strain of the procedure for very long. So, having beaten Antaloor into submission, Gandohar now sits in his stronghold in Vahkmaar and concocts a devilish plan... one which will give him power over one of the most dazzling characters in the land. But the followers of good also take up the struggle and attempt to shift the balance of forces in their favour. Once again, the battle for Antaloor has begun...
==Gallery==
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[[Category:Two Worlds II Weapons]]
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==Trivia==
 
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Two Worlds II 

Plot

Reception

Editions

Standard Edition

The standard edition of the game ships with the usual game and manual.

Royal Edition

The Royal Edition was released on February 4, 2011 for the PC/Mac, Xbox 360 and PC. The UK edition was limited to 2,500 copies and sold exclusively through GAME.[1] The Royal Edition includes:

  • 'Exclusive box with tray'.
  • Map of Antaloor.
  • Textile mousepad.
  • Box of playing cards (55 cards).
  • Bonus disk.
  • Hand painted Cassara figurine and stand.
  • 72 page hardcover artbook.
  • Dragon Scale Armor set.
  • Elexorien sword.
  • Labyrinth map.
  • Exclusive in game quest

Velvet Game of the Year Edition

Topware Interactive's self-awarded GOTY, Two Worlds II - Velvet Game of the Year Edition released on December 15, 2011 for PC/Max, PS3 and Xbox 360.[2][3]

  • Boxed in rich, red, true velvet, with real metal brass-plated box corners and a shapely designed Two Worlds II metal logo
  • Double-sided world map of the Antaloor mainland as well as the map of the archipelago of pirates
  • "Pirate Head" armor accessory as exclusive in-game item and 2 additional PvP Multiplayer maps
  • Multilingual game disc including Two Worlds II and the expansion Pirates of the Flying Fortress [De | En | Fr | It | Es | Cz| Pl] as well as a Bonus-Disc containing artwork, videos and the breath-taking soundtrack
  • Brass-plated "Pirate Head" pin (approx. 2 in.) included as a Collector's Accessory

Premium Edition

The Two Worlds II Premium Edition was released on January 5, 2012[4] on PC, Mac, PS3 and Xbox 360. This version came with bonus items as a purchase incentive.[5]

  • 40x40 mm Dragon Pin with a 2 cm Ø Swarovski crystal.
  • 55-sheets playing cards in 'Two Worlds II' design.
  • Soundtrack on Audio-CD and bonus disk.
  • Exklusive In-Game Item "Battle Axe".
  • Double-sided poster: world map of Antaloor and cover.

Epic Edition

The Epic Edition includes the original Two Worlds II, the Pirates of the Flying Fortress expansion and Two Worlds II: Castle Defense.[6][7] The Release date is unknown, the earliest known mentions are from the gog.com trailers from April 25, 2013.[8][9].

Soundtrack

The Two Worlds soundtrack was released with the Premium edition. Each of the DLC packs soundtracks were released separately.

Gameplay Categories

Template:Two Worlds II Gameplay Category Navbox

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Two Worlds II.

Trivia

In other languages

Language Name
English UK
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Japanese Flag of Japan.png トゥーワールド 2
Russian Flag of Russia.png Два Мира 2
Chinese CH 两个世界2

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External Sources

  1. ↑ https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-01-07-two-worlds-ii-gets-royal-edition
  2. ↑ https://www.amazon.com/Two-Worlds-II-Velvet-Game-Year/dp/B0058NY63Q
  3. ↑ https://www.topwareshop.com/index.php?id_product=74&controller=product&id_lang=3
  4. ↑ https://www.amazon.com/Two-Worlds-II-Premium-PC/dp/B0035FYXN2
  5. ↑ https://www.topwareshop.com/index.php?id_product=70&controller=product&id_lang=3
  6. ↑ https://www.gog.com/game/two_worlds_2_epic_edition
  7. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/gog/comments/3pw2p7/two_worlds_2_velvet_vs_epic_edition/
  8. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ4JsBBkaLY
  9. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5bKae8H7VU
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