![]() ![]() Stating off in Overlord II takes a page from Lionhead's RPG Fable by letting you run ramped from the viewpoint of a child, in this case a witch-boy. The minions are evil little creatures who look and act like Gremlins from the cut-classic 80s film of the same name. Along with controlling the Overlord you will also have the ability to call upon your minions for help. The main character who you control in the game is obviously, the Overlord. Really, who could ever question the idea of ruling over mankind as an Overlord? It’s a brilliant concept and Overlord II milks it for all its worth. Overlord's writing is one strong factor that helps this title separate itself from the rest of the herd. For this pleasure you can once again thank Rhianna Pratchett (Heavenly Sword, Mirror’s Edge) for the addictive narrative in Overlord II. Both are excellent games and worth a look.Īlong with the same basic gameplay, Overlord II keeps the same British humor antics that was demonstrated before. I would say Overlord II is an improvement over the original, however if you are new to the series and are curious about the Overlord's dark tale you could always pick up the first Overlord at a discounted price before you head down into the Netherworld in Overlord II. On its own each aspect really isn’t much of anything, it’s when you collectively mix all these genres that Overlord II really comes into its own. In basics Overlord II is an action title with strategy and role-playing elements thrown into the mix. Keeping the gameplay the same is fine if you enjoyed the first game, however if you didn’t get sucked in the first time around, Overlord II won’t change your mind. Ultimately I might have liked a few more risks, but more of the same still works. If you have experienced the first one, Overlord II simply took that formula and added some new features. Overlord II continues in the realm of dark humour focusing on what was right in the first game. and for all those who missed out on Overlord the first time around, I'm sure you will be pleasantly surprised at one of most interesting titles of the year. Gamers who enjoyed the first Overlord title will be happy to see the classic Overlord mechanics back in action. In this small bundle of evil-ized fun you will rule over the Netherworld as you take on all sorts of creatures, from man to beast. Yes the Overlord is back, returning to give players another taste at destruction. This Evil Simulator that Codemasters calls Overlord II is a fun run at becoming the Lord of Darkness. Metallica’s “Am I Evil” should have been the title track for the Overlord II soundtrack. Prepare to lead the Netherworld forces into the world of man. Overlord II is more of the same, life-force harvesting and minion debauchery and we wouldn't have it any other way. The Overlord is back and geared up to conquer the gaming world with his legion of mischievous minions. Thanks to Codemasters and Triumph Studios, Overlord II marks the return of the niche action little title captured our hearts back in 2007. ![]()
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