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Anubis II

"A long time ago, an evil spirit known as Mumm'hotep sank the land of Egypt into eternal darkness."

Data Design Interactive·Conspiracy Entertainment·Metro 3D· July 14, 2005· Main Game
30
Critic Score
1 reviews
30
User Score
1 ratings

A long time ago, an evil spirit known as Mumm'hotep sank the land of Egypt into eternal darkness. A deadly curse was spread across the once peaceful civilisation. The Gods had to send one man to deal with this threat, the warrior of the sand... Anubis. The player is armed with an arsenal consisting of the scepter of Ra and the Kanopic bombs of fury, with this, Anubis sets off to save Egypt once and for all! In this game, the player will have to face off with legions of evil enemies across nine playable levels of gameplay. The player controls Anubis from a third-person perspective through levels with platform puzzles and enemies that are taken out by swinging his staff or locking on to them and shooting energy balls. In each level Anubis needs to find eight pyramids that open up the portal to end the stage. Contrary to the title, this is not the sequel to an earlier game.

Released 14 July 2005 for Wii, PlayStation 2 and PC (Microsoft Windows) by Data Design Interactive, published by Conspiracy Entertainment and Metro 3D. Rated E by ESRB.

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Wii
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EU
Sep 21, 2007
Wii
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Sep 25, 2007
PlayStation 2
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Jul 14, 2005
Wii
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WW
Sep 21, 2007
PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Sep 21, 2007
Critic Score
30 /100
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 1 professional review
Aggregated from professional game critics and publications.
User Score
30 /100
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 1 rating
Aggregated from player ratings across platforms worldwide.
Score Comparison
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Users
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Score Guide
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Universal Acclaim
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Generally Favorable
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Generally Unfavorable
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Overwhelming Dislike