Knights of the Temple II

IGDB5.7/10PlaylogsHack and slash/Beat 'em upReleased: Nov 24, 2005Cauldron HQ

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About This Game

Knights of the Temple II is a 3rd Person Action-Adventure with non-linear game play, interactive dialog system, trade mode, side quests, RPG elements, alternative endings and multiplayer. KOTT2 is a game showing the player the ultimate fight of Paul de Raque, grandmaster of the Order of the Temple and hero of the first game, with the forces of Hell. Traveling the lands and kingdoms of Europe of the 13th century, he must reveal the secret of the three ancient artifacts and fight the demon armies attacking our world. As a grandmaster of the Order of the Temple has Paul de Raque fought many battles in the eternal war between good and evil. But now he stands before his greatest challenge. Visions of evil forces invading our world, undead beings ravaging the lands of northern Europe and a dark menace opening a portal closed millennia ago. Fight your way through the forgotten Roman city, deadly dungeons of the Saracen Empire; discover long forgotten islands, ruins and catacombs on a search for a secret hidden on the ground of an ancient Underwater fortress. Test your fighting skills to overcome the hordes of darkness and to discover that the victory must be paid with blood, pain and maybe your own soul.

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Developer
Cauldron HQ
Release Date
Nov 24, 2005
Platforms
  • Xbox
  • PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • PS2PlayStation 2
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5.7/102 ratings
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Genre

Hack and slash/Beat 'em upRole-playing (RPG)Adventure

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ActionFantasy

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  • XboxNov 24, 2005
  • PC (Microsoft Windows)Nov 24, 2005
  • PlayStation 2Nov 24, 2005

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  • Third person
  • First person

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