Neverwinter Nights 2 (PC)

Preceeding this game i had tried neverwinter nights,icedale and balders gate for my pc before and found them very basic but enjoyable,upon purchasing neverwinter nights 2 i was pleased to find things had moved on a little.Now this games graphics are never going to reach levels of wow or guild wars but still the game has alot to offer. Istarted off with a strategy guide,but i didnt really need it ,the game makes it clear where to go and theres not too much oppertunity to get lost although 1 of the dungeons i wasnt able to locate everyone in. Its colourful and the graphics are ok ,you move between diferent areas and use diferent charecters you meet to fight for ...

Put quite simply - this is the best role playing game post Baldur's Gate 2, I have ever come across. Fans of the Forgotten Realms will not be disappointed by the environment and worldscape stunningly created by the developers Obsidian. Yes, initially upon release, the game was heavily bugged and poorly optimised, and this does indeed seem to be a reflection of games by this particular development house (Knights of The Old Republic 2, anyone?), so perhaps those who purchased this delectable dish of digital Dungeons and Dragons upon first release (myself included) would have been frustrated with the lengthy installation process, numerous bugs and ...

First of all, I have to admit that I love role playing games. I spent many years in my geeky youth rolling dice and the like. It is not something that ever really leaves you alone. During my time playing games, it is always fun to try something different – the likes of Dungeon Siege for a bit of fast and dirty action, and then the likes of Oblivion to really get your teeth into. Howver, my spiritual RPG home is, and always has been Dungeons and Dragons. No matter how much the rules may have evolved over the last 15 years, I still look forward to a new D&D game. This game is the latest in a line of D&D games that has proceeded from strength ...