Two Worlds II for Xbox 360 Reviews by Gamers

Two Worlds II has plenty potential. However, it falls short in areas which can hinder the experience. First off let me say that the game is not that bad. It has plenty of pros, but the cons hurt the whole product.
The grahpics are vastly improved over the original. The world is lush and full of life. You could easily get caught up in the scenery in between slashing up the creatures trying to rip you apart. The character models range from well detailed (like your character to most of the creatures) to bland (like most of the NPCs you encounter).
The story is mostly forgettable. It's your typical save the world from evil affair. You won't find the drive to complete the game since it doesn't really pull you in. The side quests however, are more enjoyable and can easily distract you for hours. That is if you could oversee the combat system.
The combat system is one of the worse attributes of the game. For a game which has a heavy emphasis on combat, it falls short. The animations are stiff and doesn't give you the sense of full contact. I found myself using more ranged attacks and assassinations because it was more satisfying than the standard melee combat. The spells portion of the combat seems very lack luster as most attacks seem to fizzle rather than explode. So if you're looking for a satisfying combat system, you won't find it here.
The in-game menu is another issue. It's tedious and cumbersome. It really takes away from the immersion. It's a pain to navigate, and definitely detracts from the overall enjoyment. There are also a good amount of glitches which plague the game. Not as many as the first, but enough to annoy you.
The game as a whole is fairly enjoyable, but if you're looking for a epic adventure rpg you're better off trying Oblivion (which the game seems to model itself off of) or Fallout 3. But if you want to give it a run, it's a good way to explore this new world and have some guiltless fun for a few days or a few weeks.