| Minion Upgrades | Rating  |
There are four different types of minions in Overlord II: browns (melee focused), greens (sneak attackers), blues (magic using), and the reds (flame throwers). There have been some great changes to the minions that you have and what they can do. Now, they can operate some of the machinery, ride horses and other mounts, sail boats and attack baby seals (I don't know why), don disguises, and even get possessed by you. They are still as nasty as they were before, just a little bit more so now. Although they are more fun to play with now, but since the camera in the game still has a bit of shakiness to it, it can be hard to target minions and they will end up doing some funny stuff at times. But, overall, the minion upgrades are fantastic and make the game even funner.
| The Bad Part | Rating  |
Well, as with any game, there are normally some bad areas that could have used a bit more development. In Overlord II, the camera problems and targeting your minions is the biggest problem that you'll have to overcome. Sometimes during your game play, the camera won't track right and you can't get a good view. This makes it hard to target the right minion at times. While there is an auto-target, it's hard to use as well at times, and you usually end up using a minion that you never meant to target. So, in this aspect of the game, the developers could have spent a little more time.
| Graphics | Rating  |
As you can see from the graphical shots below, Overlord II spared no expense when it came to graphics. The game itself is downright beautiful - from the nasty lava encrusted underworlds to the snowy terrain. The detail in the armies and in the characters is amazing at times, and I found myself truly impressed by the graphics overall.
Images From Overlord II





| Overall | Rating  |
When it comes to sequels in video games, Overlord II is a great one to try out. I would recomment that you pick it up and give it a whirl, as you won't be sorry that you did. This is a massively fun game to play, and even with some issues with the camera and targeting, the game play and graphics more than make up for it.