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Spellforce 2: Faith in Destiny
	developer: Trine Game Studios publisher: Nordic Games Publishing genre: strategy platform: PC / Windows release date: World: 19 June 2012  USA: 19 June 2012  Europe: 19 June 2012 play modes: single / multiplayer multiplayer: unknown game language: English age requirements: 12+   suggested system requirements: Pentium 4 2.5 GHz, 2 GB RAM (4 GB RAM - Vista/7), graphic card 256 MB (GeForce 6600 GT or better), 5 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7.  see official website

Four years have passed by since the Shaper has been defeated by the power of the archfire. Four years during which scientists, dragons and inventors tried to find a way against the breakdown of the portals - in vain. The portal network has now totally collapsed, the islands are completely cut off from one another. The dragons and the Shaikan act as the only connection between the races, but even their resources are limited. This is the moment, the new enemy has been waiting for. The nations are isolated, the islands completely at the mercy of the attackers ascending from demonic depths.
In the midst of this chaos a new hero appears. He is a simple Shaikan, member of the hand and desperately searching for answers to his deeply disquieting dreams. Those lead him to the roots of his people, the iron fields, to the mountain of the Patriarch Ur. It is a matter of his destiny, of his soul. But this is everything he knows. Only, instead of answers all he finds are more questions. Who are those demonic creatures that are so profoundly evil, that they are only called "The Nameless"? What do the dragons know about the destiny of this world?
And what has Professor Twiddles plan to restore the portals to do with all this?
Bit by bit the hero discovers his own destiny by way of conversations, by acquiring new skills and by fighting old and new enemies. Wherever he goes - the nameless already seem to be there and a futile battle breaks out in which the hero holds his own and the whole world's destiny in his hands.

Game design focuses on an intense campaign with a climactic open ending
New skills allow more Role-playing options in the game and enhance the player experience with RPG combat tactics previously unavailable in SpellForce
The Avatar can now fly on his dragonNew multiplayer mode "Domination" in the tracks of "Capture the Flag". The players will compete to gain possession of and occupy certain points on the map, pitting their armies against each other. Three new maps will be provided, each requiring different strategies to win the scenario.