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Two Worlds II Royal Edition Unboxing

Sometimes you just want to buy a game, and other times you want to show off. For those latter occasions, Southpeak and Topware Interactive are offering up the Royal Edition of Two Worlds II. This $99.99 special edition of the game is available on PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 and comes packed with a ton of goodies. Check out all the pictures below.

As you probably noticed in the top image, the biggest and most stand-out piece of this collection is this figurine of a scantily clad female from the game. Her name is Cassara, and she's a legendary prophet in Two Worlds II. Do all prophets dress that way in this world?

This map of Antaloor provides a handy reference while you play the game by giving you locations for all of the world's many dungeons, towns, teleport stones, and more. It should also help provide a good idea of how much time you can spend on the game.

As with any good special edition, this box also includes a fancy hardcover artbook. The book has over 70 pages covering characters, monsters, and locations in Antaloor. The art definitely looks beautiful if not necessarily unique. Take a look:

Comments
  • Hooray! Fragile Statue!
  • Not into it enough to pay 99 dollars for a bunch of crap i dont need, but ill definitely be picking up the game to hold me over until TESV. It actually looks like its going to be a lot better than the first one, and im one of the few that actually enjoyed the first one.
  • The book looks really cool. I'm not an overwhelming fan of figurines coming with games but I'm sure this floats someone's boat.

  • Yeah I really did not like the Original Two Worlds. Two Worlds 2 or as I call it, Two Worlds Squared, looks like it could have potential but with Elder Scrolls V on the rise, I'll wait to get my RPG on till Tamriel calls me.

  • @John Jones :i think Skyrim is going to be calling you next time around.
    As for this new Two Worlds... I only played the demo of the first one and it wasn't utterly horrible. Only played it for a few minutes though, so maybe the sh!t just didn't get a chance to shiny through. Since i think the game was under $10 last time I was at Gamestop, i think i'll have to try it.
    All that crap it the collectors pack looks mundane and useless though. I was MAJORLY let down by the New Vegas collectors pack, where the hell was the snow globe?!?

    The map is a plus, but that should come with the regular game...
  • i just cancelled my preorder on this game.  the nonstop delays have me worried that its not going to be in ship shape on launch.  i got screwed over the first time, but screw me twice, shame on me.  its ok though cause i took that money and put it right down on dead space 2.  and i too will be waiting for skyrim.

  • OMG i cant wait for this game to come out!!!!!!!!!

  • Lots of stuff, and I guess if I was a big enough fan I'd go for it. But come on, this isn't the Elder Scrolls.

  • I would love the art book!!

  • I thought the first game was pretty good. 930/1000 achievements The rest was locations wise and to do that you had to beat the game. But yeah Even though I'm a Mass Effect fan. Not a Dragon Age one though Disliked Dragon Age Origins too much my character would always run into traps when I clicked on a monster, but there's other reasons. Rage, Skyrim, Brink. Hunter: Demons Forge because they were all made by Bethesda. Dragon Age 2 and Mass Effect 3 yes. And Two Worlds 2 too.

    But as far as I'm concerned Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age 2 can wait, Oblivion came out almost 5 years ago both of Bioware's game came out recently. So I'm definitely looking forward to Skyrim out of any game of this year. They improved everything people wanted too. Now that's what a Loyal company does to it's fans.
  • If I buy a special edition of a game, I expect the case the game comes in to be sweet, with nicer material and cooler cover art.  And I expect the goodies it comes with to be packaged WITH the friggen game.  Otherwise you're not buying a special edition, you're buying a box of stuff on the side and happen to be paying one lump sum.  I wonder if the case the "Royal Edition" comes in is the same as the standard edition... if so, rip off.

  • This Royal Edition looks great, but Two Worlds II needs to prove its superiority to the first Two Worlds.  This could be a complete waste of a C-Note.

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  • I really enjoyed the first one.  Honestly!  It had its issues, but I had a blast with it.  I've been looking forward to this game since.

    I really would like to get the special edition, but I just can't bring myself to pay $100 for a game, regardless of the cool stuff it comes with.  I think I'd be more interested in the art book than anything else.  If they sold that separately, I'd buy just it and the game for sure.

  • Does anyone no when this comes out in the uk looks quite good

  • I would like to buy this game but I need to read the reviews first. This game could bea mess like the first one.

  • D'oh x.x ... I'm excited to play the game, but this "royal edition" is so cheeseball it actually LOWERED my desire

  • goodies...I get what you meant there

  • Several of my friends purchased the European version (I'm waiting for the NA version) and all of them seem to be satisfied with the game. Their only problem is that multiplayer doesn't have dedicated servers and it's quite hard to find a group/match that won't kick you off their session, as well as connecting to the host (but that's probably because we live on the other side of the world). Hopefully finding a group will be easier once this releases worldwide.

    Oh and the codes that come with the royal edition have unlimited uses (on PS3 at least).

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