Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor

stupid and pointless. if your idea of fun is reading, reading, and more pointless reading, then this game is for you. if you like walking back and forth looking for encounters you might be able to defeat, then this is your game. how about less talking and a little bit of fun. what a waste.

Great game, even better than original.

If you like this style of game, then certainly check out the title. The use of the forts that you have to build up is a nice variation. The game is very narrative dense so a bit more reading than some players might like. Seems like the NPC interactions can have a broad effect on game play (I'm trying to be "good" on my first foray, but would be intrigued to play the "no, i won't do anything to help" path. Overall, a good addition to Spiderware games.

Jeu bien équilibré et agréable au niveau normal ou vétéran, pas encore testé au niveau maximal, mais cela ne saurait tarder.

1.始终喜欢spiderweb的游戏。是queen’s wish系列让我入坑的。当时我还是用配偶的账号买游戏，后面就开始有自己的steam帐号了。以前我都玩bigfish的hopa游戏来着。 2.queen’s wish系列没那么成功，我认为是，spiderweb的粉丝对游戏有一种期待：超高自由度，超复杂的剧情、任务，超多的可以捡的装备和小破烂儿；此外，最重要的，其它几个系列都有的，抽象、复杂、崇高的主旨。queen's wish系列简化了一切。所以他们不太满意。 3.免费的新章节蛮好的。 4.虽然这样，但作为简中玩家，在spiderweb的游戏论坛简中ip被屏蔽了，知道不是游戏公司做的，是论坛运营商做的，还是感觉非常不愉快。

Loading this up to play the 2026 epilogue is reminding me that QW2 was one of the better games from spiderweb. It's a shame the sales were so bad; the epilogue is very good and seems like it was written years ago as a standalone QW3 that would have ended the trilogy. In this form it plays like one of the old Blades of Avernum modules, a 4 hour mini adventure with a few towns and dungeons.

It's touching, nuanced, and mechanically innovative in a good way. The difficulty settings are good and allow you the experience you want - easy is easy and torment is hard. the progression is designed to be very flexible and considered. it's funny and serious and balances them well. core and even many ancillary characters are deep and their actions and loyalties are unexpected. It's not a shallow power fantasy, your role and your actions are deeply constrained by necessity even as you are given great power and responsibility. It has very heartfelt, genuine things to say about power, legacy, obligation, the roles we are built for and find ourselves in, the limits of good intentions. It ends well, and never perfectly. There is real and not directly spoken-of doubt about any of your choices. You are troubled by coercion, power, legacy, and more, not melodramatically but in the deeper, banal way that people are. The series epilogue is what it should be, a familiar but meaningfully different experience from the main game that doesn't go on too long and ends it well. I felt things that will stick with me. I'm sad the series wasn't able to be completed in its original vision as a trilogy. I hope Jeff Vogel makes a game just for himself.

This is an excellent continuation of the Queen's Wish series. Take the first game, continue the story line, make some tweaks to gameplay and the kingdom management, and you have QW2. I liked QW1 very much, and 2 is no different. Perhaps more in this game than most Spiderweb games, it's hard (if not impossible) to please everybody. I loved the game and the story, and I'm looking forward to part 3.

Continuing the story from the original Queen's Wish. A really enjoyable classic style rpg. Worth a look at any price, but especially if it's on sale.

As usual, Spiderweb Software delivers a story-rich game. I played (but did not complete) all of them since Exile I (the very first one). I do like the change in mechanics that was taken with Queen's Wish. But I do miss the ability to have an absolutely overpowered party at the end of the game. Anyway, it's still fun to play.