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4. Gameplay
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Two Worlds can be be described as an open world, similar to Oblivion, but with
a bit more of a slant on action than the storied Elder Scrolls games. That is
not to say it is inferior to them in any real way, the two should not be really
compared since they are, in essence, two totally different animals.

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Melee Combat
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This is going to be the basic way that you will be dealing damage throughout
the game. However the major problem with the melee combat is that you can be
really easily overwhelmed. A good idea is to face an enemy, attack him and then
be ready to evade whenever he tries to attack you back.

Do take note that the combo does nice damage and can stagger an enemy but they
don't remain that way through the whole attack. Some enemies are easier to keep
staggered than others, so always be on your toes. However towards the later
portions of the game, the larger groups of enemies and obnoxiously agressive
enemies will make it nigh impossible to fight in pure melee, so it is a good
idea to pick either magic or archery and stick with that so that you will have
that to help thin the enemy ranks.

As a note, melee is much more effective at killing spellcasters than archery
since melee is simply more damaging and, thusly, more efficient at killing them
at a rapid pace.


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Archery
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Using a bow can make your life easier in a number of ways but it is really
tough to go with just a bow. It wouldn't be hard to say that going with just
archery is much more difficult than going with just melee. You can hit the
enemies from far away but the damage is laughable.

The main uses for ranged attacks is to take out the weaker enemies without
letting them hurt you, to weaken a horde of enemies before it gets to you and
to take out archers. Level up your archery skills to make this easier to do
and your life will be a lot simpler.


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Magic Combat
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Magic can be used in one of two ways, as a replacement for a bow or as Summon
magic. I'll get a little into both of these.

Some magic can be used to attack enemies from a range. If you are going to be
using this type of magic then do not bother with a bow. The attacks are going
to be more damaging than a bow but not quite as fast. You will need to train
this skill up, much like archery, before it becomes all that useful.

Summon magic isn't as directly powerful but it can still be incredibly useful
in the right situation. It is fairly uneccessary early on in the game but later
on, as the enemy hordes grow, you will find it to be much more useful. The main
boon to these is that the summon monsters will distract the enemies from going
after you, letting you worry about picking your targets and drawing some of the
attention off yourself.


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A Horse is a Horse of Course!
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Don't even ask. Moving on...

The horse is one of the most useful aspects of the game, which is likely why he
is featured on the cover of the game. You can move around the world map of the
game at a rapid pace while on the horse, so make as much use of it as you can.
It will make a long trip far less tedious.


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Mini-Map is your Friend
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Don't ignore the mini-map, it is very useful for helping you figure out where
you need to go next. Sometimes the world can be a big place and this little
tool will make it all the easier to navigate.