TWO WORLDS 2 HIDDEN ISLANDS PATCH

You wake upon a ship in an unknown area of clustered islands that seems to have its own mysteries. You spy on a crew member pleading for his life from his captain only to be stabbed and killed without any remorse or conviction. Who doesn't love a good pirate story? Let's delve into what PotFF has to offer.Īs you begin this new side journey, you get knocked out and kidnapped when you hear someone pleading for help along the beach.

TWO WORLDS 2 HIDDEN ISLANDS PATCH

Since I lasted played the game there's been a patch to help improve performance and issues which has also seemed to improve the game slightly. PotFF is roughly 25% the size of the full Two Worlds II game and you'll be staying within this cluster of islands rather than adding it to the full game world. Pirates of the Fortress is a self-contained expansion that you access from the main menu to start a new game. It doesn't really add much drastically new or reinvent its mechanics, but it does bring a fun side story with the familiar gameplay that I enjoyed when I first went through the game. As far as the new content goes, if you enjoyed the core game of Two Worlds II, you'll enjoy this outing also. I didn't know this at first and I thought I'd play through this and write it up quickly boy was I wrong. Know up front that Pirates of the Flying Fortress (PotFF) is a fully fledged expansion and not just a simple and quick DLC add-on.

It retains its positives and negative critiques, but it does improve on some of the smaller aspects as well while giving us a new journey to play. Two Worlds II was my guilty pleasure, and my review on it was mostly positive contrary to many others, as I saw its potential and wasn't directly comparing to those 'other' games of similar nature. Now with Two Worlds II's first expansion, Pirates of the Flying Fortress, I've found that reason. I've been looking for a reason to travel back to the world of Antaloor.

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