The game takes place from a side-on view, and Hegor moves between areas across the six regions, including forests, caves and temples. Hegor's primary weapons are his broadsword and bow, but he can attain other weapons including a shortsword and axe. Running and jumping comprises a large part of the gameplay, and in particular some of the later levels are extensive and require significant exploration. "The One" gave the Amiga version of "Barbarian II" an overall score of 80%, expressing that it pales in comparison to its predecessor, stating that ""Barbarian II" has much to recommend it initially, but with too few levels and similar gameplay throughout, the appeal soon wears off - especially when you compare it to the original "Barbarian"." "The One" praises "Barbarian II's" graphics, calling them "well animated and colourful" and the backgrounds "well-drawn and detailed", as well as complimenting its "atmospheric" music. "The One" praises "Barbarian II's" difficulty scaling, and expresses that the controls for "Barbarian II" are more intuitive than its predecessor. "The One" concludes their review by calling "Barbarian II" "a simplistic bundle of fun for those who like their hack and slash unadulterated." Darapur     Packey McFarland  Patrick "Packey" McFarland (November 1, 1888 – September 22, 1936) was an American boxer in the lightweight and welterweight divisions. Despite an extraordinary winning record, he was unable to secure a match for either world title. The Ring Record Book and Boxing Encyclopedia suggests McFarland was the best fighter to never become a world champion. He was born on November 1, 1888, in Chicago, Illinois. McFarland became a professional boxer in 1904. In 1905 he beat Jimmy Britt, who had a disputed claim to be the lightweight world champion, although this fight was not for a title. In 1908 he defeated future lightweight champion Freddie Welsh in one bout and drew with him in another. He also defeated old foe Britt in another bout that year. In 1910 he met Welsh again for the British version of the lightweight title. The bout ended in another draw, with Welsh retaining his title. McFarland never fought for another world title bout. On April 26, 1912 he beat Matt Wells at Madison Square Garden, in New York City. He later defeated future welterweight champion Jack Britton during the later part of his career. losing his first fight and winning 98 there on.