True, for say, a small little fun time, or a drunk game session, Two Worlds is perfect and the voice acting really lends itself to play throughs such as that. But as a serious game, it really holds it back.Lazy said:Thankfully I have the PC version, which is actually playable. As for the voice acting, while it's definitely a far cry from "good," it does have a certain hammy, laughable charm to it. Two Worlds II by comparison is the auditory equivalent of trying to eat an entire loaf of stale bread.Best of the 3 said:I'm surprised you actually want to play Two Worlds. Unless you mean Two Worlds 2, in which case go ahead, I've heard that one isn't so terrible. If it's Two Worlds, then be prepared for below average gameplay, story, voice acting (oh god the voice acting) and a multitude of annoyances and bugs. My 360 version of that game crashed so many times I resorted just running through that game.
Though stuff like This [http://www.audioatrocities.com/games/twoworlds/clip7.mp3] and This [http://www.audioatrocities.com/games/twoworlds/clip9.mp3] and My personal favourite [http://www.audioatrocities.com/games/twoworlds/clip15.mp3] make me laugh quite a lot.
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