Comande Mínios maluquinhos e demoníacos,esmague gnomos,bata em soldados,de surras em elfos meio "frescos",toque o terror em aldeias,incendeie,domine a mente dos aldeoes,bata mais.....kkkkkkkk
Overlord 2 é extremamente divertido,vai te fazer rir e adorar aquelas criaturinhas pequenas que adoram fazer uma bagunça por ende passam,a jogabilidade e os comandos são um pouco confuso no início,mas rapidamente você se acostuma e aprende a fazer variadas coisas como comandar os mínions,usar magias,possuir um servo e etc. :D

O gráfico é muito bonito e o jogo é bem leve,a historia é bem interessante e faz varias piadas ao decorrer do progresso que fazem o jogo ser muito atrativo.

nota:
Gráfico: 8.5/10
História: 8.5/10
Diversão: 9/10
jogabilidade: 7.5/10

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Graphics:
+ very nice comic style
+ good landscapes
+ great physic effects
- something poor polygon

Atmosphere:
+ beautiful black humor
+ funny gags
+ sarcastic comments
+ good cutscenes

Balance:
+ constant increase in difficulty
+ never unfair
- sometimes too little checkpoints

Sound:
+ good soundtrack and effects
+ most speakers are good
- some figures nerve (children!

Level Design:
+ lots of variety
+ coherent, detailed fantasy world
+ many opportunities to experiment

Game Size:
+ 8-15 hours playtime
+ many hiding places (gold, equipment)

Others:
+ four types of minions with advantages and disadvantages
+ mounts
- no story twists

Overlord was one of my favorite games of 2007. Its unique gameplay, evil-minded focus and silly sense of humor outshines the technical problems and awkward controls to sitting a fun and memorable title, the proud to provide to my top titles of this generation.
Overlord 2 have emerged with a host of new tricks. The evil little scamps have used the time off to learn how to operate machinery, wear disguises, sail the open seas, ride mounts, and get possessed by their evil master, as well as develop an uncanny talent for attacking baby seals.
These additions make Overlord II a more varied experience than the first game, and while some of the issues that hampered the original have been addressed, they haven't exactly been fixed.

As you work through Overlord II, find and buy new upgrades for the Overlord, his tower and his squad of female companions will. A new destruction vs. Rule structure choice available and the game tried this as something bigger than it actually is pranks.
There are few real choices to be made in the game - often the decisions are hollow and have the story or your character at all times and do not change the game tells you there is a choice when it really is not. At the end is the real choice, whether the local population to enslave or kill it and will change your alignment. This in turn allows your suite of magic and the little ending voiceover receive influence.

Orgies of destruction against defenseless barrels, fruit boxes or huts are rewarded. Our minions bring us up stöbertes gold, grab elf caps or Roman swords to improve their equipment. By killing them occasionally rise to a rank and fight henceforth subtly better one.
As Overlord, we also have our own underground castle, in which we improve, among other things, the basic configuration of the four types of minions or fallen, experienced fighter revive, by sacrificing a handful of freshmen.

During the last Overlord game straddled many genres, this provides a unique nothing. There are new gameplay elements, to be sure, but none of them build on what made the first Overlord game interesting. Now you can magically transform the Overlord in a favorite at fixed points, but the change is superficial. Catapults, boats and other tools can now be used in large, boring set pieces.
The minions can now ride mounts, but this is largely a superficial change that nothing significant to add to the gameplay.

Your cackling minions are also expressed with enthusiasm, adding even more twisted charm. In fact, most of the voice work in Overlord II is top notch, with the often over-the-top readings fit in well with the exaggerated universe of the game.
The bad news is, there are not enough audio snippets, which means spoken that you hear the same lines over and over again. It's funny to hear your minions adoringly squeal when they offer their ill-gotten treasure to you, but it is grating after a while.

If you liked the first game, then this is worth a purchase. Fans of the original will be prepared for the game's less savory moments and will be more than happy to struggle through for the end result. The ride is incredibly bumpy, but ultimately worth it.

Score: 81 / 100
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Being a evil lord controlling evil minions to do your every bidding and destroying innocent creatures to build your evil nether kingdom, is priceless....

Score: 8/10

The original Overlord game was essentially a cult classic and I gladly consider myself one of those that absolutely loved it. I actually prefer how the original game handled some of the aspects such as armor/weapon upgrades. The upgrade options make more sense, but I felt you had to grind for money way to often and just ended up almost skipping it entirely.

The addition of mounts for your minions was actually amazing and probably the main thing that sets this game above the original. My main complaint with the game is honestly it just doesn't feel like it is as fleshed out as it could have been when it comes to things like controling the towns. I loved putting down a revolt, but since it only happens once per town it isn't even really a spoiler. The mistresses are handled the way they should be.

The magic felt weak for some reason to me. The spells help and all, but I never really felt like an all poweful cast sacrifcing minions for personal gain. I enjoyed the idea of minion level up system and bringing back high levels from the dead, but to be honest I never used it.

The game still has the same minion types as the original which is very balanced still. The tactics of killing commanders and using catepults was very enjoyable. The ability to mind control a minion and lead an assault or stealth mission was great. The games dark humor is always enjoyable. It still seems to have choices which are essentially evil vs chaos evil.

The main thing that I wish it had more of was funny bosses like Melvin Underbelly from the original. I did als find it strange that blues never got a mount when I kept thinking they would get a frog or a slug mount. Overall the humor and variety of gameplay make it a neat nitch market title.

Excellent sequel. If you enjoyed the first game you will find this one more of the same but bigger and with some extra variety. I enjoyed it so much I played through to completion and lost a couple of days.

The negative reviews I've read seem to be mostly people with tech issues, I had none (Win8).
And if you played the first game you'll have had good practice at the controls, again I had no issues.
If you have issues with camera sticking then quit squeezing your mouse so darn hard, just click again to reset, then click again to control.

Sauron simulator?? Hell YES!!

If you haven't played overlord I & II the you really need to buy the bundle NOW. they have great gameplay and controls (both mouse & keyboard as well as gamepad) an amazing take on dark humor, and an impressive plot filled with twists and turns. the only problems I've had was with the minions getting stuck in wall and such in overlord I but this issue was resolved in overlord II.

9/10

It's like Pikmin with demons, only better!

+ better than Overlord 1 in every regard!
+ looks great
+ a lot of humour
+ fun to play, especially destroying everything in sight with your minion horde : D
+ minions have mounts now!
+ minions are better balanced in general
+ 4 different mistresses to seduce
+ own lair to customise
+ villages to destroy or slave (free money)

- no reason to kill villagers as you'll miss on free money!
- more customisation options wouldn't hurt
- lair can feel a bit empty at times, only certain spots where you can actually do something

Score: 4/5 and a strong recommendation, had a total blast playing through this!

PS. I hope they make a third OL, this one was great!

Do I recommend this game?

Let me put it to you this way...
Within the first hour of playing, I:

-Ruined a winter celebration
-Terrorized children
-Operated seige weaponry
-Freed a yeti
-Became an evil overlord
-Clubbed baby seals
-Enraged a free yeti
-Beat up elf hippies
-Took control of innocent villagers by controlling their minds

Tell me, do I recommend this game?

10/10 would evil again!

This is an awesome game and an awful port.

Every moment of humor and enjoyment is matched by five moments of frustration caused by the terrible controls.

It's a constant struggle to control your camera let alone your 'overlord' or your minions.

Pros:
+ You’re the bad guy!
+ Humor
+ Wrecking entire villages

Cons:
- Really terrible port
- You’re not actually the Overlord (you have do what your 'minion' tells you to do all the time).
- Never feel in control of your character let alone the story
- VERY on the rails (going of them results only in failure and death)

Just watch the walkthrough videos instead of buying the game, that way you get enjoyment without all the pain.

And you’ll probably have more sense of control too.

Loads of fun and has a great system for minion control.

Great for conquest gaming action series funny minoions and even funny enemies lots of smashing but most of all losts of goblins bashing everything to peices :), Need a Overlord III With more ideas then just the fun and action though with like strategy and defesene because realistcly the latin proveb is the conquered mourns the conqueror is undone, Meaning you only truly own the land when you either chose 2 choices which the first one they will problay pick first take out the entire populace and enslave the rest and make a goblin empire or 2 reach to the souls of the ones you conqueror and overlord II Is to chaos kinda of game to pick choice 2 :P That and its just a game so does not really matter what you do in it :P. Although you got to admit then when you conqueror the land you really truly gain nothing other then the land when you chose choice 2 but it be nice if they just give its chaos theme none the less.

It's a fun fantasy/adventure with a relatively unique gameplay also you play as the villain which gives a different experience from most games making it a game that's fun for both casual players to the hardcore gamers alike.

I personally love this game series , the flavor and ambience of the game is very well done , if you like comedic writing with a dark twist , this game is certainly going to be right around your alley . Gameplay wise , it can be clunky at times with slight movement and camera issues at certain stages , but it can still function as it should and it certainly a bucket of fun , though repetetive at times . The story and character development is fantastic as you dive into the story of the Overlord (you) and his role as the commander of evil and minions . This is a terrific game for a rainy sunday afternoon .
Overall , this game is ultimately better than its predeccesor . If you're new to the series , this is for you . But after all , its only my review , you are the Overlord of your own games (pun-intented) .

While I could never personally get into the Pikmin series, Overlord 1 and 2 had me enthralled after a half an hour of play. While the main mechanics of the game are very similar to Pikmin, with minions that have different abilities such as being able to cross water, fire, etc. the game also features spell system that the player can take advantage of as well as the ability to use multiple types of melee weapons.

Another big difference between Pikmin and the Overlord series is the tone and story of the game. Pikmin is a more child friendly game, while Overlord is definitely more geared towards the adult audience with a story that is actually fairly well written and not so generic with the premise, as you are actually kind of the villian in these games.

The graphics have a different style than most games, with a very claylike feel that you will notice more in the winter areas of the game. Not to say that the visuals are bad by any means, they're just not outstanding.

Definitely worth picking up if you can get a good price on these games. Just a warning, the first game is a little more dated in visuals as it's a bit older but it's still not eye-bleedingly terrible.

i never regret buy this game so awesome <3

Awesome game, just getting into it and I already enjoy the game atmosphere.

While a bit less in difficulty than Overlord 1, it has less grinding... ish. Minion wise you usually never have to grind for minions unless you are overly reckless with them. In Overlord 1 I got to one boss who had a ton of HP and just threw all my greens off of him and I think killed them instantly because of that... but other then that, it feels a bit shorter in my opinion.

The usual sequel plague is with it though. Improves some areas, lowers other areas. Buy it if you liked Overlord, but honestly I got them all for PC since they were 5 dollars. I played Overlord as a child and loved it. I suggest Overlord 1 before Overlord 2 if you were thinking of picking one up.

Did you ever want to be a evil BAMF and slaughter/dominate hundreds of people while slaughtering a thousand gnome? Well, if the answer is yes, BUY THIS GAME.

If the answer is no, you are pathatic and I feel sorry for you.

if you liked the old overlord then this will be famliar to you. In a good way