Abstract: Overlord 2 for the Xbox 360 is the sequel to third person action adventure game Overlord, released in 2007, and this game mainly involves ordering little gremlins to do all the leg work.As we all know, regular doses of evil are required on a day to day...
Overlord II contains most of the same gameplay niggles as the original, and is otherwise a similar gameplay experience. For the committed, though, this sequel adds one or two new features, and is set in such a charming, engaging world that there are fe...
Abstract: Ah Overlording. A list of thing to do and not to do when being the evil overlord can be found on the internet, wikipedia actually having a page for a description of said list. But few times are we, as gamers, ever really allowed to play as the evil O...
Abstract: The time I have waited for Overlord 2 has come to an end. The game I had been looking forward to all year long is finally in my hands, and here is my review on the newest hit title. Overlord 2: Xbox 360s Star SequelI was one of the few lucky souls wh...
Abstract: While the flaws from the original are back and the game doesn‘t break any new ground, Overlord II is still a delightfully enticing and addictive game about being evil. The new content might not be enough to lure in gamers who own the original but those...
Overlord II is as fun and funny as its predecessor, and should be worth checking out for anyone who finds joy in being evil or just enjoyed the first game, but some unfortunate design choices and issues make it harder to recommend the game as a must-b...
Overlord II is for people wanting a complete fusion of gameplay and humor. It’s a reject and at the same time one of the proudest members of the fantasy genre, mocking it altogether and deforming the peaceful stereotypes into something nasty and funny....
Abstract: Fans of fantasy games, writer Rihanna Pratchett and the first Overlord game have been anticipating the sequel for two long years now. In spite of the first games problems—poor camera control, uneven minion handling and a liberal sprinkling of bugs—I ...
