neverwinter nights diamond edition review

Neverwinter Nights was originally released eighteen years ago as both a game and a functional tool set, not only letting players complete the fifty-plus hour campaign either alone or in online multiplayer servers of up to 64 people but also giving them the ability to access the game's engine and creation functions, allowing anyone to create and host their own campaigns created in the game's Aurora Engine. The graphics haven't aged well and the main story campaign is about as basic as role-playing games come, but a combination of bug fixes, server updates, and the inclusion of multiple premium modules make Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition a title worth checking out for anyone looking for an old-school Dungeons & Dragonsadventure. Not quite as fondly remembered as other licensed Dungeons & Dragons video games, Neverwinter Nights is a massive experience and, especially for players unfamiliar with either BioWare or D&D 3rd Edition, contains almost an overwhelming amount of content. Neverwinter Nights holds an interesting place in gaming history.

Neverwinter nights diamond edition review