Two Worlds for Xbox 360 Reviews by Gamers

This game is more like playing a live action Dungeon Siege as opposed to Oblivion, without the obvious point-click to move. The graphics are ok, nothing great. The voice acting is poor, but so what. The sword play has potential, but is unpolished. Worse than anything else, and not sure if this is a problem on my machine...or if it's happening everywhere. Usually every half hour - hour the game just freezes. Sometimes while I'm teleporting, sometimes when it's loading, and sometimes it just randomly freezes in the middle of me moving. This game had great potential to be a really good game. Maybe not an Oblivion killer, but I thought it would be something I'd like to spend a whole lot more time with. It's sad.

Ok, so there have been a LOT of really bad reviews about this game. Having loved the game, i disagree with those reviews, but i still know where they're coming from. First of all, if your expecting Oblivion, this game is going to be bad; no joke, the main story is bad, and the game automatically ends immediately after defeating the grand enemy, after a choice of two very lame cut scenes. Voice acting and graphics are not up to par, and even though there were tons of quests many of them were unclear and confusing (did not specify location) or were glitched so there was no real solution to them and they could not be completed. However, this game truly addicted me for a good week and a half, and heres why. The game had all the elements of an amazing RPG, it just did not follow through on some of those elements. Once you get into the game, it's great; some of the spells and weapons you can find are amazingly cool and if you stick with the game long enough to hit level 50, your character becomes a total beast and can pretty much destroy anything and everything you meet, if well enough equipped. The game world is vast and the landscapes various, ranging from forests to deserts to ghost towns and even Japanese themed cities. This is an endlessly fun world to explore and conquer, and the character development was done so well that it made up for everything else that went wrong in the game.