Your weaponry has also been given an upgrade from the original Dungeon Siege. Players can now create their own weapons and items by enchanting them with various powers and abilities. This makes it possible to create items that work well with your specific style of play. In addition, there are now several types of weapon classes including: rare, unique, enchantable, and special weapon sets.

With over 70 hours of play if you run through the game at a normal pace, and a solid 40 to 50 hours of play if you power through the game, Dungeon Siege II looks to be well worth your time and money. Judging by the unique weaponry, and all of the other improvements the Gas Powered Games team has done here, you would be committing a PC gaming sin not to partake in the slaughter of not so innocent monsters. Dungeon Siege II hits store shelves next week, but stay tuned as we'll have a full review coming your way in just a few days.