Playing Dungeon Siege II is a little like returning to your house after you've let an interior design expert loose inside. There's a definite sense of comfort as the building's familiar, but at the same time it's refreshing and full of cool new features. While the sequel's heritage is obvious, Gas Powered Games has gone in fully armed with its valuable experience gained from working on the original title and introduced a number of key new elements that you can't help wishing had been present the first time round. Although then we may never have seen Dungeon Siege II. Possibly.