Once again you control the Overlord in a typical third-person action-adventure fashion with the left stick, and sweep the evil minions around the screen with the right. The core gameplay remains rooted in the Pikmin-meets-Sacrifice action-strategy template of the original, however. "Controlling a town of brainwashed slaves gives more benefits spread out over time, while destroying a town gives instant evil gratification: the souls of the slain population and looted treasure from their destroyed houses are for the taking." "If you become a dominating tyrant, your spells will become better at subjecting the populations to your evil will", explains Sas.
Whichever you choose ultimately has a bearing on how you play the game thanks to the spell system. Players now choose between shades of evil do you choose the cold-hearted enslavement of domination, or down and dirty demonic destruction? As Triumph's creative director Lennart Sas explains, the premise of the sequel is unfettered tyranny. After all, you are a cackling Overlord with a giant sword, fearsome armour and a horned helmet the concept of good does not enter the equation.
One of the key changes to the strategy adventure gameplay is that the choices are not simply about good or evil.
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