We decided to release this improvement as a free update to all owners of the main game, independent of if they have purchased the new DLC (which requires the engine update) or not. "For the DLC Call of the Tenebrae, we made several improvements to the game engine and added features like achievements and a marketplace we took from the Xbox version.
At the time the game came out in 2010, Steam did not support features like achievements or in-game purchases, but Xbox Live did.
"With the 2.0 update for Two Worlds 2, we implemented some features from the Xbox 360 version to the Steam Version. I asked TopWare for an explanation and vice president of business development, Dirk P. Not before, however, the PC community could pummel Two Worlds 2's recent review average on Steam down to "Mostly Negative". Image from Reddit.Įxacerbating their surprise inclusion was the removal of the game's console commands - a place where you could type cheat codes and spawn exactly the kind of content now being sold - although they have since been reinstated. In a new Marketplace section of the game's main menu - screenshots from a Reddit thread - were optional purchases for in-game skill books, materials, crystals, cards and money, each ranging in price from $0.50 to $2.
But the PC version got something else too, something unwanted: microtransactions. Last week Two Worlds 2, a seven-year-old role-playing game, got an expansion.
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