The Internet version contains the comma glitch, which can make your gladiator have armor before even starting the game, have skin effects even if you didn't select the skin that contains the effect, have great weapons, like Daikatana or bows, and even have some skill points added to your gladiator.Another example is that if you will select the red or dark red skin colors, your gladiator will look like a demon. For example, if you're selecting the green skin color, the pig nose will appear on your gladiator's face, making him look like he wants to be like the pigs from the Angry Birds series. Unlike the first game, the Cyan to White skins have effects which Swords and Sandals I doesn't have.Obliviously, to buy the items and potions, you need enough magicka, otherwise, you cannot buy them at all. The magic shop lets you enchant your weapon and bow and buy some items, while the church lets you save your character (only in the PC version) and buy some potions to heal yourself, get some or all of your stamina back or repair your armour. The game contains a magic shop and the church.Possibly due to Emperor Antares, or they both have survived their injuries after the previous game. 2 of the arena champions from the first game of the series, The Slave Driver and HeChaos the Scourge return, although the reason how they were resurrected is unknown. The game contains 18 arena champions (20 in Redux), compared to its predecessor, which contains 7 arena champions.
The Redux version also contains the music if you're fighting a arena champion, unlike the original game.
And if you will defeat the boss, the outstanding music will come back for you to play as a reward for defeating a arena champion. The game now contains a boss theme that plays when the arena champion will appear. They are so awesome and colorful that would make you want to refuse to stop looking at the game for too long, or play it for even longer to see how the graphics are colorful. Like what would you expect from a Swords and Sandals game. Awesome and colorful graphics, especially for 20 standards.
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