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Two Worlds II Gets A Dose Of Surprise DLC
Two Worlds II may have launched more than a year ago, but that doesn't mean that it's dead. Publisher TopWare Interactive has announced that players can download a new multiplayer mode for the action-RPG at no cost, including five additional maps.
The new defense mode challenges players to defend bad guy Gandohar against waves of AI enemies.
“TopWare Interactive wants to push the idea of real-time, online, role play gaming a step further and has implemented this in the new defense mode. We’ve had a ton of feedback from our community, asking for a gameplay mode that combines the classic style known from our Castle Defense game, but with all the features of a 3D action role playing game. We want to thank the fans for their immense feedback and let them know that they’re the reason why we’re releasing the DLC for free. We’re always eager for any and all feedback that can help us to make our games even better.”
PC and Mac users can download the content by visiting the game's official website. Console users can sulk.
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