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SouthPeak Games today announced that Two Worlds, the publisher’s new open-ended role-playing game for the PC and the Xbox 360 is now available in stores nationwide. Two Worlds features over 100 hours of single-player quests, stackable weapons and magic, as well as epic online multiplayer PvP and RPG gameplay.

Developed by TopWare Interactive and Reality Pump Studios, Two Worlds delivers the ultimate role-playing challenge. The game features unprecedented player freedom, with player decisions shaping the world permanently and directly affecting how the world reacts to the mere presence of the main mercenary character. Their journeys will take them through cities, dungeons, snow-covered mountains, bamboo forests and barren deserts, and cause kings to be overthrown, cities to be sacked and organizations to be eradicated. The world lives its own life, but it’s well within the player’s power to change it.

The entire game world explodes with personality and original features like stackable weapons and magic; for the first time in an RPG, every item you collect has value. The developers take ambience to a new level with stunning graphics and a score by Grammy Award-winning composer Harold Faltermeyer. Combine this with online options that allow players to adventure together, and it’s easy to see why Two Worlds is destined to become the premier role-playing game experience.

The storyline, based in the ancient world of Antaloor, thrusts players into a silent war amongst all of the civilized races and the Orc hordes, an evil legion of vicious beasts. The Orcs are desperately seeking to rediscover the power of their fallen leader, Aziraal, the god of war to launch their own holy crusade and take over the world. As one of the few people able to unlock the secrets of Aziraal’s tomb, gamers play a pivotal role in this ancient battle. All the forces of the world wish to find the tomb first and seize its power. It’s up to the players to save the world or destroy it.

Two Worlds is rated M for Mature, and comes in both a Standard Edition and Collector’s Edition for both platforms. The collector’s version includes a bonus disc with additional art, videos and music, along with a collector edition map and hardbound role-playing book based off the game. For more information about Two Worlds or SouthPeak Games, please visit www.2-worlds.com or www.southpeakgames.com.

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