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Risen 2: Dark Water – new set of screenshots

4 April 2012

Deep Silver’s piratey, plundering RPG, Risen 2: Dark Waters, has received some brand new screenshots showing off the action to be had in the swashbuckling adventure.

The screens show quite a variety in terms of locations, as we get to see some lush jungles and coastal towns.

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