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Hands of War 2 - Expanded Edition
by Djugan
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Hands of War 2 - Expanded Edition
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Description
Expanded Edition Features
* 3 New Classes
* New Quests
* Rideable Wolf Mounts
* New Armor and Equipment
* Much more
The civil war has returned and the Heartstone is missing. Choose your side and battle your enemies on this epic quest to unite the broken shards of the Heartstone.
How to Play
ASDW / Arrows - Move character
Mouse Move - Aim attacks
Click - Attack
Scroll Wheel / Number Keys - Change attack
C, M, L, O, B - Open menus
FAQ
What is Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition?
Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition is an action RPG game developed by Djugan, where you explore an expansive fantasy world, complete quests, and engage in real-time combat.
How do you play Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition?
In Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition, you choose a faction and character class, then travel across the map battling enemies, completing story and side quests, and upgrading your abilities and gear.
What progression systems are in Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition?
The game features character leveling, skill trees unique to each class, equipment upgrades, and reputation with different in-game factions that unlock new quests and rewards.
Does Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition have multiplayer or co-op features?
Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition is a single-player game and does not offer multiplayer or co-op modes.
What are the main features that make Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition unique?
Key features of Hands of War 2: Expanded Edition include real-time combat, branching questlines based on faction choices, multiple character classes, and an expanded world with new zones and equipment compared to the original game.
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ToloMar
Apr. 05, 2012
Why don't we have a campaign option of destroying both sides and ruling the land ourselves?
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TheNeanderthal
Jun. 09, 2011
I sold my pants so I could gamble more......
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Dont_Need_HP
Jun. 12, 2011
It's a darn good game, but i see you still haven't fixed quite a few bugs. I've still had enemies walk on walls, untouchable by arrows and so, and worst of all i've had a quest item being dropped under a menu... where i couldn't pick it up.
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Zaknefeinn
Aug. 10, 2011
The Quest "While We Wait" says the objective is southeast. Its Southwest.... That is all :P
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Goobler402
Jun. 09, 2011
On the next one, you should make it so the player can take over camps or cities and recruit soldeirs. And make the camps more spread out on a bigger world with more cities and towns. Including more than one campaign quest.
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