History VideoGame / TwoWorlds

** In the first game's instruction book there are pictures which suggest there were going to be more equipment, also with using creat codes, you can find things in the game engine not in the final game.

* AlwaysChaoticEvil: Orcs (subverted in the second game), Groms and other humanoid mooks.

* CallARabbitASmeerp: The Groms are just your staple goblins. In the Part One their totem poles are even called Goblin Totems. Likewise, the Necris, that is nothing but a skeleton.

* GuideDangIt: The "tutorial" lasts for less than 1 minute and pretty much only covers how to open doors, draw your sword, and swing it around. Everything else you have to figure out on your own. Some non-intuitive mechanics that bear mentioning are the fact that same items (i.e. 2 short swords or 2 Grom shields) can be combined to create a more powerful version, how magic works (you create spells by stacking spell cards and booster cards), and the faction you can junction magic gems to your weapons to add elemental damage to them.

The game came with various gameplay and graphical problems upon release (particularly on the 360 version), and was noted as having clichéd writing, as well as cheesy dialogue and [[LargeHam hammy]] voice acting (at least on the English version), which lead to some claiming it to be SoBadItsGood. The PC release generally got decent press reviews and fan response, and subsequent bug fixes greatly improved its level of playability. The Xbox 360 release, on the other hand, mostly received poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the biggest [[PortingDisaster porting disasters]] on the system.

The game came with various gameplay and graphical problems upon release (particularly on the 360 version), and was noted as having clichéd writing, as well as cheesy dialogue and [[{LargeHam hammy]] voice acting (at least on the English version), which lead to some claiming it to be SoBadItsGood. The PC release generally got decent press reviews and fan response, and subsequent bug fixes greatly improved its level of playability. The Xbox 360 release, on the other hand, mostly received poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the biggest [[PortingDisaster porting disasters]] on the system.

->''"[[{{Narm}} Say 'Hello' to DEATH!]]"''

The game was noted as having goofy (translated) dialogue, [[{{Narm}} narmtastic]] voice acting, various gameplay and graphical problems upon release (particularly on the 360 version), and clichéd writing, which lead to some claiming it to be SoBadItsGood. The PC release generally got decent press reviews and fan response, and subsequent bug fixes greatly improved its level of playability. The Xbox 360 release, on the other hand, mostly received poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the biggest [[PortingDisaster porting disasters]] on the system.

The game was noted as having goofy dialogue, [[{{Narm}} narmtastic]] voice acting, various gameplay and graphical problems upon release (particularly on the 360 version), and clichéd writing, which lead to some claiming it to be SoBadItsGood. The PC release generally got decent press reviews and fan response, and subsequent bug fixes greatly improved its level of playability. The Xbox 360 release, on the other hand, mostly received poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the biggest [[PortingDisaster porting disasters]] on the system.

->''"Press X To Arm Yourselve."''
-->-- '''The Tutorial'''

-> ''"[[{{Narm}} Say 'Hello' to DEATH!]]"''

-> ''"Press X To Arm Yourselve."''
-->'''--The Tutorial'''

** [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} "Are you a God?" "No." "Then DIE."]] [[DeadpanSnarker "I'd like to change my answer."]]

** There's another sidequest that involves getting rid of the ghosts of some annoying imperial toll collectors...who happen to be medieval [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of the [[MarxBrothers Marx Bros.]] It also contains mild Ghostbuster references - the Groucho Expy says "If you don't pay the toll, you can't cross the stream" (to which your character replies "''What'' stream?" - the area you're in is almost bone dry), and when you talk to them before enacting your plan to exorcise them (trick them into following you into a nearby room with a mirror so that they look into it, realize they're dead and pass on), they refer to themselves as the Scoleri brothers, after the ghostly gangster brothers from Ghostbusters 2.

-> ''"[[SoBadItsGood Say 'Hello' to DEATH!]]"''

''Two Worlds'' doest be a RolePlayingGame released for PC and Xbox 360 in 2006. The game hast been widely noted for being an [[SoBadItsGood unintentionally hilarious]] mess, mainly due to goofy dialogue, [[{{Narm}} narmtastic]] voice acting, various gameplay and graphical problems (particularly on the 360 version), and clichéd writing. Its Xbox 360 release didst receive poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the worst [[PortingDisaster ports]] on the system. The PC release didst gaineth a better reception, and bug fixes improved its level of playability, but the problems with the voice acting and writing still remaineth.

Contrary to popular opinion the game was not developed by Southpeak but by the Polish studio Reality Pump.

The sequel released in 2010, ''Two Worlds II'', is an entirely different animal. Unlike the first game, of which opinions ranged from it being unplayably terrible (at least on the Xbox 360) to SoBadItsGood, the sequel is generally accepted as being [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel much improved]]. Besides a greatly expanded world with much fewer bugs and actual animations, it notably featured a completely separate co-op/multiplayer campaign, multiplayer duels, a widely praised magic system, dialog that was sometimes actually clever, and even a village simulator.

The sequel released in 2010, ''Two Worlds II'', is an entirely different animal. Unlike the first game, of which opinions ranged from it being unplayably terrible (at least on the Xbox 360) to SoBadItsGood, the sequel is generally accepted as being [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel much improved]]. Besides a greatly expanded world with much less bugs and actual animations, it notably featured a completely separate co-op/multiplayer campaign, multiplayer duels, a widely praised magic system, dialog that was sometimes actually clever, and even a village simulator.

The sequel released in 2010, ''Two Worlds II'', is an entirely different animal. Unlike the first game, of which opinions ranged from it being unplayably terrible (at least on the Xbox 360) to SoBadItsGood, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the sequel is generally accepted as being average at worst and very good at best]]. Besides a greatly expanded world with much less bugs and actual animations, it notably featured a completely separate co-op/multiplayer campaign, multiplayer duels, a widely praised magic system, and even a village simulator.

The sequel released in 2010, ''Two Worlds II'', is an entirely different animal. Unlike the first game, of which opinions ranged from it being unplayably terrible (at least on the Xbox 360) to decently fun, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the sequel is generally accepted as being average at worst and very good at best]]. Besides a greatly expanded world with much less bugs and actual animations, it notably featured a completely separate co-op/multiplayer campaign, multiplayer duels, a widely praised magic system, and even a village simulator.

* LordBritishPostulate: It's possible, by exploiting certain aspects of the combat engine (or, in the unpatched version of the game, simply not starting the main quest until you've grinded your way to reaching endgame character level), to actually kill Gandohar at the beginning of the main quest (this is akin to starting off the Lord of the Rings by having Frodo kill Gandalf right off the bat). Reportedly, the game treats this as though you've beaten the final boss normally, even giving you the achievement for it.

* BeautyEqualsGoodness: Going with DarkIsNotEvil. [[Nalia]] is partly shunned by the villagers as a witch because of her wicked appearance. If you follow [[spoiler:Nalia]]'s side to the end, she will eventually return to her former beautiful appearance.

** The final quest is called [[Franchise/{{Degrassi}} whatever it takes]]
** One of the quests you can do is called [[Franchise/JurassicPark Drakonai park]], it requires you to kill a group of raptors on an island.

''Two Worlds'' doest be a RolePlayingGame released for PC and Xbox 360 in 2006. The game hast been widely noted for being an [[SoBadItsGood unintentionally hilarious]] mess, mainly due to goofy dialogue, [[{{Narm}} narmtastic]] voice acting, various gameplay and graphical problems (particularly on the 360 version), and clichéd writing. Its Xbox 360 release didst receive poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the worst [[RoleplayingGame RPG]] [[PortingDisaster ports]] on the system. The PC release didst gaineth a slightly better reception, and bug fixes improved its level of playability, but the problems with the voice acting and writing still remaineth.

The sequel released in 2010, ''Two Worlds II'', is an entirely different animal. Unlike the first game, of which opinions ranged from it being unplayably terrible (at least on the Xbox 360) to decently fun, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the sequel is generally accepted as being average at worst and very good at best]]. Besides a greatly expanded world with much less bugs and actual animations, it notably featured a completely separate co-op/multiplayer campaign, multiplayer duels, a widely praised magic system, and even a village simulator. Cue the inevitable cries of ILikedItBetterWhenItSucked.

* VancianMagic

* OurOrcsAreDifferent: Tolkien Orcs

* TheSmurfettePrinciple: You sister is apparently the only female on the planet. The (always male) characters do sometimes mention their wives or daughters, but none are to be found in the entire game. This is likely because, since the player can only be male, the programmers never bothered to model any female versions of the clothing sets as that would just use up more time and resources. As a result, there are no female NPC models besides the unique model for your sister. The second game is noticeably better about this, with female NPCs and a number of female major characters.

*** Could arguably be a case of FridgeBrilliance if one assumes that this simulates the varying level of education in a (fantasy) medieval society and alludes to the real world phenomenon of native speakers sometimes not knowing how a word is correctly pronounced in their own language. Though it ''is'' much more likely that this is simply a fail.

* ActionGirl: Dar Pha and Reesa in Part Two.

* DragonWithAnAgenda: Gandohar in the first game.

''Two Worlds'' doest be a RolePlayingGame released for PC and Xbox 360 in 2006. The game hast been widely noted for being an [[SoBadItsGood unintentionally hilarious]] mess, mainly due to goofy dialogue, [[{{Narm}} narmtastic]] voice acting, various gameplay and graphical problems, and clichéd writing. Its Xbox 360 release didst receive poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the worst [[RoleplayingGame RPG]] ports on the system. The PC release didst gaineth a slightly better reception, and bug fixes improved its level of playability, but the problems with the voice acting and writing still remaineth.

''Two Worlds'' doest be a RolePlayingGame released for PC and Xbox 360 in 2006. The game hast been widely noted for being an [[SoBadItsGood unintentionally hilarious]] mess, mainly due to goofy dialogue, poor voice acting, various gameplay and graphical problems, and clichéd writing. Its Xbox 360 release didst receive poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the worst [[RoleplayingGame RPGs]] on the system. The PC release didst gaineth a slightly better reception, and bug fixes improved its level of playability, but the problems with the voice acting and writing still remaineth.

The sequel released in 2010, ''Two Worlds II'', is an entirely different animal. Unlike the first game, of opinions ranged from it being unplayably terrible to decently fun, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the sequel is generally accepted as being average at worst and very good at best]]. Besides a greatly expanded world with much less bugs and actual animations, it notably featured a completely separate co-op/multiplayer campaign, multiplayer duels, a widely praised magic system, and even a village simulator. Cue the inevitable cries of ILikedItBetterWhenItSucked.

''Two Worlds'' doest be a RolePlayingGame released for PC and Xbox 360 in 2006. The game hast been widely noted for being an [[SoBadItsGood unintentionally hilarious]] mess, mainly due to goofy dialogue, poor voice acting, various gameplay and graphical problems, and clichéd writing. Its Xbox 360 release didst receive poor to average reviews and is generally considered to be one of the worst [[RoleplayingGame RPGs]] on the system. The PC release didst gaineth a slightly better reception, and bug fixes improved its level of playability, but many problems with the voice acting and writing still remaineth.