Risen 2: Dark Waters has all the standard RPG elements with a pirate overlay. Depending on how you allocate your skill points, you can even start to influence conversations to benefit yourself. Immersion is great in Risen 2: Dark Waters because of the massive amount of decent voice acting and the large amount of conversations possible. As more time goes on, the game starts to hit its stride. The quest system is easy to decipher it just feels like you get a lot of quests at once. The beginning of Risen 2: Dark Waters is slightly frustrating because of the lack of money you have and the large amount of distance you need to complete different quests. Risen 2: Dark Waters also has a lot of side-quests that can influence the main goals in the game.
Defeating the various animals and creatures that inhabit the different areas to other humans, the challenge of the combat gameplay is careful and strategic attacks. From the skill system, you assign points and improve different skills like swords and guns along with the necessary lock-picking skill. Risen 2: Dark Waters provides a lot of choice. Along the way, you expand your crew and use them to scour islands and complete the numerous quests in the game. Originally part of the Inquisition, he goes undercover and beings his quest. Players take the role of a pirate who has to find a mysterious weapon to free the seas from sea monsters.
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