The short of what I have to say; this game is astounding.

Now the long of it:

There isn’t all too much that I can say that Negator hasn’t pointed out- except that the picture he paints of God Wars II, however vivid and unique, is only the frame holding this masterwork of a painting; that’s how much content there is in this game though it remains heavily PVP/PVE-oriented.

Tired of typing “kill newbornkitten2″ and watching combat fly by, feeling like the only thing you contributed to the fight was a few shots from the sidelines?
One of the greatest features about the game is the combat itself. You have -full control- over your actions, from clapping your hands to snapping your fingers for a spell, or running forward, leaping into the air and somersaulting over your target to uncoil and kick them in the back as you pass, then landing smoothly. Or maybe you like fighting defensively, such ass catching someone’s blade with a swordbreaker, then snapping it, disarming their weapon or countering with an attack of your own, maybe even wielding two whips to have strategic control over your opponent, ensnaring his arm and dislocating it at the shoulder while tripping him up with the other one.

No matter what class you choose, I can assure you no two players will have the same characters, as there is more customization possible than you will find elsewhere. There are 51 subclasses for each class, of which there are 6.
An example of variation within one single class would be a decent way to show you a -small- part of the game’s ability to let you customize your Immortal, perhaps Dragon:

One player may be a massive, Twelve-Headed Corrosive Hydra, breathing stream after stream of acidic breath, or perhaps he will infuse each head with a different sort of breath, or maybe he wishes to focus on tearing them to pieces with his multiple fang-filled maws.

Another may be a newly-awakened Dracolich Mummy, a Dragon so long preserved in wraps of cloth that its flesh has rotted away beneath, no longer leaving you as flexible though hardening the remains you wear to an extremely resilient material tough to penetrate. Through lack of attending to hygiene while buried, and the maggots probable didn’t help, your teeth and claws are afflicted with a terrible wasting disease known as ‘Tomb Rot’, so whomever you may bite will know the waste which you have suffered for so long.

This is just one class, and a tiny, tiny fraction of what can be done within it.

The best part to this game’s flexibility in customization, is that you can completely rebuild your character from talents, powers, subclasses, even stats at any point in the game, and the only thing you may not change is the Class you initially chose.

Negator wasn’t joking when he said the list is far from complete, as we would literally have to write largely a thick novel to describe this game’s features in depth.

It is not a “kill newbornkitten2″.
It is a macabre spilling of blood between Gods.
It is battle. It is War. It is real.
It is God Wars II.

I have played a demon with a nightmarishly warped body, a dark crusader riding a massive warbeast from hell, a wolfman who tears his victims apart with lightning-charged claws, a dragon with a hoard of rare and valuable treasures, a vampire fencing master, an oriental Oni swinging a massive flaming club and the list goes on… at some point, I would like to try out a multi-headed hydra, an invisible assassin, a boulder-hurling giant, a transcended mage, a vampire knight on a fire-breathing horse, an undead dragon, a vampire in the form of a swarm of bats, a giant wolf immune to most damage, a dragon in human form covered in golden armour, a giant fire elemental, and this list is not even close to complete…