gameplay, graphics, and controls. In August 2008, a new version of the game including two multiplayer add-ons was released. Related media A deck of 55 cards (52 playing cards and 3 Jokers) in a plastic box was released on 19 December 2006. The cards contained images of characters and scenes from the game. A letter opener in the shape of the sword Kilgorin designed by artist Kit Rae was released on 22 November 2006. The handle was made out of cast metal and the blade of polished steel (false-edged). The overall length was 10-7/8" with the blade length at 7-1/2" and a thickness of 1/8". Soundtrack The official Two Worlds soundtrack was released on a single disc on 14 October 2007 by TopWare. It was composed and arranged by Harold Faltermeyer and featured AmberMoon. The music was played by the musicians of the MGM Grand Orchestra and contained a mix of Gothic, classical, and rock. The title song “Play the Game” was sung by Kyra and included various remix versions. A second soundtrack titled TWO WORLDS – The Maxi-Single was released on a single disc on 30 August 2007 by TopWare. It was composed and arranged by Harold Faltermeyer and featured AmberMoon. It included the title song "Play the Game" sung by Kyra and three other songs in new arrangements. Reception Upon initial release, Two Worlds received mixed reviews; the PC version gained an average critic score of 65% while the Xbox 360 version received more negative feedback with an average critic score of 50%. GameSpot gave Two Worlds a 7.5 for the PC version, and a 7 for the Xbox 360 version. IGN gave the PC version 7.3, and the Xbox 360 version 6.8, while GameSpy gave the game 1 star. The game was criticized for its poor graphics, interface and voice acting, which was written and recorded by Reality Pump themselves rather than by professional writers and an audio outsourcer studio (though the game still featured professional voice actors). Hyper Daniel Wilks commends the game for its "huge map, great character creation and lots to explore". However, he criticises the game for being "not finished, buggy as hell and [having] the worst ending ever". In Germany however, where Two Worlds'' was first released, reception was much more positive, receiving scores between 80% and 93% by over 50 different websites and reviewers. References External links 2007 video games Action