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Black & White 2

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Black & White 2

Developer: Lionhead Studios
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Platform: Windows
Released internationally: October 3, 2005


AreasIcon.png This game has unused areas.
GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
Sgf2-unusedicon1.png This game has unused abilities.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.


PrereleaseIcon.png This game has a prerelease article

Hmmm...
To do:
  • Unused wonders' textures are still in the game files.
  • Check out for more unused lands.
  • A LOT of interviews, devlogs and the artstation for prerelease and development articles.

Black & White 2 is a sequel for the first Black & White, a God game where you're not really much of a God anymore and it rather starts feeling like a normal wargame. It was met with mixed reactions from fans, but what we all can't deny is that it had some god-tier graphics for its age and even now looks decent.

Wonders

Stop time

Self-explanatory.

Verdant

Unknown, but there is a miracle of the same name in the Battle of the Gods expansion, that turns enemies into animals.

WOMD

Unknown, but it has unused bit of an animation and its own music.

Doomsday

Unknown. There is a specualion that it's the same thing as WOMD is, but it's not proven, plus developers mentioned exactly 8 miracles (4 are present and other 4, if we count Doomsday and WOMD as different ones, are cut).

Lands

Land 5

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Second Norse land, bombarded with meteors. Norse have only one land in the final game, which looks strange compared to Japanese and Aztecs.

Land 10

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Aztecs' sacrificial land. It is still mentioned in dialogs.

Miracles

WOMD

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Everything what is left of WOMD epic miracle in-game.

Decay

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Unknown miracle.

Music

A music track called WOMD. Most likely was used for the epic miracle of the same name.