Swords and Sandals 2 - Today's Time Waster

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Swords and Sandals 2 - Today's Time Waster

by Ryan Sullivan Feb 8th 2007

Battle your way to glory in Swords and Sandals 2! You are a gladiator in ancient Rome fighting your way through duels and tournaments. From each battle you gain experience as well as other possible upgrades, such as the ability to carry more arrows for your bow. As you gain more experience you are able to level up and assign skill points to your character traits. The higher some points are the better items you can get. Just hover over an item and the shop keeper will let you know what level your trait has to be in order for you to have that item/weapon/armor.

Swords and Sandals 2 is a great time waster. The first step before you go into battle is to name and create a custom character. And the best part is that the entire game is played with the mouse in the browser, which happens to be my preferred way of playing time wasters.

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Tags: Gladiator, Time-waster

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Miller_PL said 2:21PM on 2-21-2007

Where i can find some links to download this game ?

swords said 5:21AM on 2-25-2007

FULL VERSION HERE: w w w . s w o r d s . y o y o . p l

Johanblixt said 9:37AM on 3-07-2007

saosin.

luk said 1:52PM on 3-13-2007

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anathema said 10:42AM on 3-29-2007

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