When you have a look at other gaming websites, magazines and all of those other review type places, you have to wonder just how they manage to get RPG games out so damned fast. I mean, everyone knows Oblivion will take nigh on an eternity to get through, but then you’ll see something up in time for launch. Now this can mean one of two things, either:
A: The reviewer gets the game about a year and a half in advance and is one lucky so and so…or
B: The same reviewer just isn’t giving the game enough of a chance to really get stuck into it.
The reason why we have taken such a long time to get this particular review out is simply because we needed the time to do so. Anyone who plays anything to do with role playing will no doubt know that these can sap your life in ways daytime TV and bingo just cannot compensate for. There is no way you can say that the first Two Worlds game set the world on fire, in fact I would probably say a few people set it on fire as an effigy. The guys at Topware Interactive had a lot to work on to improve what was a slightly sub-standard first game. That’s not to say it didn’t have its followers though.
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