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Neverwinter Nights

About.com Rating 4.5

By Michael Klappenbach, About.com

The Bottom Line

Neverwinter Nights is the closest anyone has come to bringing the RPG Dungeons and Dragons to the computer. Limitless game play capability.
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Pros

  • Brings Dungeons & Dragons online.
  • Graphics and game engine are excellent.
  • Huge online support and modules.

Cons

  • Game performs very poorly on older PCs.
  • Creating an adventure, difficult & time consuming.

Description

  • Easy game-play, similiar to other Bioware titles such as Baulders Gate and Icewind Dale.
  • Adventure together with friends or other gamers online.
  • Huge game world, virtually limitless supply of modules created by users online.
  • Ability to create your own module and be the Dungeon Master for a party of adventurers.
  • Vast amount of information and support provided online by Bioware.

Guide Review - Neverwinter Nights

Neverwinter Nights tried to bring Dungeons and Dragons online. They've succeeded. With a limitless amount of adventures, friends can now meet online, if getting together to play the table top version is not possible. Neverwinter Nights is also based on the new 3rd edition rules of Dungeons and Dragons. The 3-D graphics engine is superb, with weapons gleaming in the torch light, and textures that are almost life-like. The opening sequence teaches you the game-play features. Users with older PCs will definitely have some trouble playing this and even more so online. I suggest sticking with the recommended system requirements at least.
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