A trio of new reviews for Gas Powered Games' Dungeon Siege II: Broken World expansion pack have surfaced on the 'net. The first is at
TotalVideoGames with an overall score of 6/10:
What Dungeon Siege II: Broken World does do, is establish its new presence under the 2K Games banner - something that the company is sure to persevere with - so don't be surprised to see Dungeon Siege III announced in the too distant future.
The second is at
Club Skill with an overall score of 7/10:
To conclude, this expansion pack doesn’t feature as much new content as it thinks it does, and as a result is unfortunately not worth buying if you are a casual RPG player, but if you already own Dungeon Siege II and in need of some brand new content, this is your best option.
And the third is at
Ace Gamez with an overall score of 6/10:
Dungeon Siege II was one of the most finished and polished role-playing games of last year. It did little that is new in general, but altered enough of the problems with the original game to be a compelling sequel. Unfortunately, the expansion doesn't deliver to that same level - it is just a bit more of the same, but lacks much of what made the original compelling. It is also too short in length and drab in appearance, providing little incentive to get from battle to battle. If you loved the original and just must have more, then you might like this; just don't expect anything innovative or earth-shattering and you won't be too disappointed.
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