It's got to be hard coming up with a name for a game. For every clever and great sounding game name there is an equally bad and lackluster one just waiting around the corner. Do you like the name Two Worlds? Do you think it fits the gameplay and story? Say you didn't like the game's name and you were going to rename it something else…what would it be? We want to hear what you would've called Two Worlds!

This week we're looking for your Top Ten Alternative Two Worlds Game Names!
This thread will be allowed to garner responses until midnight, November 7th, at which time a panel of judges will select the top 10 responses to be posted on Two Worlds Vault and, of course, the winner of the week!

The person chosen for submitting the #1 response will be awarded with either a one-week VIP or a permanent title. Rewards are subject to good board history.

Winners have one week (7 days) from when the results are announced to claim their prizes. If prizes are unclaimed after a week, they will go to another eligible person (second place if they do not have the same reward, or someone who achieved an honorable mention.) In the case of no other placed or honorable mention winners, they will go to another contestant, judged by the same merits as that of the original contest.
Unless otherwise specified, VIP contest winners do not receive a customized icon.

The responses must also be appropriate by the ToS of IGN and the VN Boards.

Good luck everyone!

Winner for last week's Picture Caption Contest #2:

If I was that ugly I would wear a hood to, not to worry though I'll fix ya right up! -- buglore

Congrats!

We're happy to say that the Two Worlds Vault November calendar is now up for everyone to download in many different sizes for all your computer needs. Be sure to download the November calendar today.

RPGWatch recommends waiting for a bargain price in their recent review of Two Worlds for the PC. Here's an excerpt:

Two Worlds is actually a very positive experience if you don't dig too deep - I know many people having a blast playing, and so did I. The worlds is huge and the areas are varied and dangerous - there are plenty of areas where wandering off the trail will get you quickly killed (yes I think that is a good thing). The advancement system does a wonderful job of making you feel more powerful with each point you invest and the (albeit unexplained) ability to stack weapons of the same kind to get increased power and effects is loads of fun.

The rest of the review can be read here.

Today we once again join Raeb on his journey as he searches for his missing sister. It's not easy being a hero, having to take up quests for strangers, fighting off the evil creatures, and dealing with pesky wolves. On the twelfth day of his quest, just what strange new stories and adventures will Raeb have today?

Be sure to read The Diary of Raeb: Day Twelve

Let's get the discussion going!

Two Worlds has had a couple mods come out for the PC version of the game, namely a few housing scenarios for players. Say you have no programming skill, but you could snap your finger and have any mod you want in a flash - what would it be? What would your mod made house look like? Would you add a new enemy? Make everyone fly around like superheroes? We want to hear this week what kind of mod you'd create.

We want you the readers to start submitting personal screenshots you took, which we'll then be able to feature as future Screenshots of the Week, or even Screenshot of the Day if it proves popular enough. Sweeping vistas, epic battles, funny situations, or just anything else you'd like to take a screen of in Two Worlds and post it for our viewers, we want to feature you. SUBMIT YOUR SCREENSHOTS HERE.



This week's screenshot is Official, and it involves two Groms just chilling at a fire.

We've updated two of our databases here at Two Worlds Vault. We've now got up the Tharbakin/Excavations location and the second part of our high quality map. Hope you enjoy and they help you out.

Last week we wanted to see if you were spending more time in Two Worlds' single-player or multiplayer aspect, and the results were as follows:

Have You Spent More Time With Single-Player or Multiplayer?
Single-player -- 12
Multiplayer -- 4

Well it seems pretty obvious that you're focusing more on the single-player game than anything else. This week we're asking you just how many hours of Two Worlds you're still playing a week. Are you still playing it day in and day out? Have you replaced the Two Worlds Xbox 360 disc with something else? We want to hear how many hours you're still playing. You can make your voice heard by voting on the right side of the site.

Fragland has published their Two Worlds review, with an overall score of 62.8%. Here's an excerpt from the article:

All in all, it’s no more than a standard RPG story like “save the world and damsel in distress”. In other words, nothing special to see here, but where are those little extras which can make this game worth your money more than any other?

Read more from Fragland through this link.

This is part 1 of the ongoing project which aims at providing the most accurate and informative map of Antaloor. This part encompasses cells A through G, 1 through 7. It is topologically correct, all objects are visible, all locations are marked. In addition, the map provides a wealth of other data, such as placement of teleports, all caves, all camps and all POIs in the area.

Be sure to give this map a view

We want to mix things up a bit this week and try something different for a change. Instead of a specific top ten list, we want you to come up with the funniest picture caption that you can for the following picture:



This week we're looking for your Top Ten Picture Captions!
This thread will be allowed to garner responses until midnight, October 31st, at which time a panel of judges will select the top 10 responses to be posted on Two Worlds Vault and, of course, the winner of the week!

The person chosen for submitting the #1 response will be awarded with either a one-week VIP or a permanent title. Rewards are subject to good board history.

Winners have one week (7 days) from when the results are announced to claim their prizes. If prizes are unclaimed after a week, they will go to another eligible person (second place if they do not have the same reward, or someone who achieved an honorable mention.) In the case of no other placed or honorable mention winners, they will go to another contestant, judged by the same merits as that of the original contest.
Unless otherwise specified, VIP contest winners do not receive a customized icon.

The responses must also be appropriate by the ToS of IGN and the VN Boards.

Good luck everyone!

Halloween is approaching, and with that comes costumes galore! Are you going to go as your Two Worlds character? Going to dress like a Grom? An Octogron? A stone golem? Whether you are or aren't, we want to see your most inspired Two Worlds Halloween costumes! Be the envy of all your fellow Two Worlds players and show just how much you love your game! Send in your Two Worlds Halloween inspired pics to jiggyj[at]vaultnetwork.com, and we'll start showing them all off, getting people ready for the scariest holiday of them all!

Our very own propheet wrote this a long time ago, but we thought it would be cool to link for you. Over on the Two Worlds' user help board, they've got up a dictionary referring to key terms people will often use when it comes to Two Worlds.

Today we once again join Raeb on his journey as he searches for his missing sister. It's not easy being a hero, having to take up quests for strangers, fighting off the evil creatures, and dealing with pesky wolves. On the eleventh day of his quest, just what strange new stories and adventures will Raeb have today?

Be sure to read The Diary of Raeb: Day Eleven

After reviewing the Xbox 360 version of Two Worlds earlier this month, GameShark has now posted their take on the PC version. Interestingly, they rate it slightly lower than Two Worlds for Xbox 360, which is the opposite of what the majority of the reviews are telling us. Here's a bit from their review:

Combat and travel are two things that make up a lion's share of the gameplay, but unfortunately both suffer from pervasive problems. Melee fighting is a simple matter of running around in circles until the enemy bunches up together, then darting in for a quick couple hits and pressing the “Jump Backwards” key to leap away before they can hit back. On the default difficulty even the lowliest of enemies you face can take a rather long time to defeat since you will rarely find enemies in groups of less than three, making melee combat repetitive and unsatisfying more or less at the time you end your third or fourth fight.

Read more of GameShark's review here.

Let's get the discussion going!

Two Worlds has been out now for several months, and has given players plenty of time to get on and adventure for hours after hours. However, Two Worlds has also had to go up against new games as they come out, and this season is busier than usual. We want to hear about how many hours you've invested into Two Worlds and what that time has been like.

We want you the readers to start submitting personal screenshots you took, which we'll then be able to feature as future Screenshots of the Week, or even Screenshot of the Day if it proves popular enough. Sweeping vistas, epic battles, funny situations, or just anything else you'd like to take a screen of in Two Worlds and post it for our viewers, we want to feature you. SUBMIT YOUR SCREENSHOTS HERE.



This week's screenshot is Official, and it involves a giant devil looking demon being very ferocious.

AEon has launched a fancy interactive map of Two Worlds, which includes the location of all camps, caves, graveyards, cities, creatures, ingredients, and more! Complete with a handy zoom feature, exploring the massive land of Antaloor just got a heck of a lot easier.

The interactive map can take a few minutes to get the hang of, but I definately suggest you check it out.

Are you tired of your Two Worlds hero always having to sleep out under the stars, having no place to call their own in the great, wide world? Well, if you own the PC version of Two Worlds, why not download a mod and place your own homestead within the game. If you just want a gigantic pad to call your own, maybe you should consider downloading the Three Towers Mansion mod

Every so often we're going to jump into the message boards just to see what is all going on and just what everyone is talking about, and then post some of our favorite topics, discussions, or comments here for others to see. This week it's all about if magic users should be strong and what to do when a whole town is mad at you…again. And if you haven't started chatting with your fellow Two Worlds players, be sure to go on and visit the Two Worlds General Board, and maybe something you said will turn up in one of these features one day…for better or worse!

Read the full We Heard It On The Message Boards article