Risen 2: Dark Waters

Video Game
2012
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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

249

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Action Adventure Fantasy

The town of Caldera is in deep trouble. The Fortress of Crystal, the last haven of the Inquisition and the Old Empire, harbors a mysterious cave that may protect it from the assault of the T... Read allThe town of Caldera is in deep trouble. The Fortress of Crystal, the last haven of the Inquisition and the Old Empire, harbors a mysterious cave that may protect it from the assault of the Titans. Luckily, two of the Titans began fighting each other, which gives the Inquisition t... Read allThe town of Caldera is in deep trouble. The Fortress of Crystal, the last haven of the Inquisition and the Old Empire, harbors a mysterious cave that may protect it from the assault of the Titans. Luckily, two of the Titans began fighting each other, which gives the Inquisition time to coordinate their activities on the land. However, a sea monster known as Kraken att... Read all

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Carter
(voice)

Alison Dowling

Emma
(voice)
(as Ali Dowling)

Alix Wilton Regan

Patty Steelbeard
(voice)

William Roberts

Curtis
(voice)

Charlotte Moore

Chani
(voice)

Christopher Corey Smith

Carlos
(voice)
(as Chris Kent)

Colin Mace

Mauregato
(voice)

David Rintoul

Steelbeard
(voice)

Emma Tate

Mara
(voice)

Everal A Walsh

Kusco
(voice)
(as Everal Walsh)

Glen McCready

Miles
(voice)

Ian Conningham

Bones
(voice)
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Ian Drysdale

Slayne
(voice)

Jess Robinson

Patty
(voice)

John Bull

Booze
(voice)

Jonathan Guy Lewis

Garcia
(voice)

Laurence Kennedy

Kakeke
(voice)

Luke Roberts

Nameless Hero
(voice)

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1Breaking-Bob

Terrible combat, Awful looking, Bad voice acting, DO NOT BUY!

Well for starters a terrible plot line which pretty much rips off pirates of the Caribbean but adding titans, the games combat is stiff and plain very simple but overall unfair, you have to pay 500 gold just to learn how to kick someone? And the look of the landscapes well not to mention every cave jungle or island looks identical with no thought put into the poor, shabby landscapes , everywhere you go you have to wait for the landscapes to actually come together. Quests are also unfair by not giving any clue of what or where to do or go next and are short and meaningless. But apart from that there is some good things about this there is a wide variety of items to buy and sell. Lots of quests to do. A wide range of 'annoying' enemies and of course free roam. But a terrible waste of what could of been a very good game...

10ferreira0665

I found this game done extremely well.

I for one thought at the beginning the combat was very very very basic and kind of a turn off but once I got further I found I enjoyed the game more the longer I played it. I thought it was actually a very well put together story. For the other person complaining about having to pay 500 dollars to kick someone, that's not what it was called. It was a part of sword fighting. Either Riposte or something else. Yes things that would seem natural you actually have to spend money to learn. That is how rpg works. That other person obviously has no concept of that. As for the graphics coming together all the time. That depends on the graphical settings. I don't know if that person was playing it on a console or pc but pc looking pretty damn beautiful. Not as good as the new Tomb Raider but still.