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Not a bad game at all, but definetely not for everyone.Neverwinter Nights is famous and widely regarded an almost classic. The gameplay,Not a bad game at all, but definetely not for everyone.Neverwinter Nights is famous and widely regarded an almost classic. The gameplay, story, dice rolls, stats, classes, etc. are direct game interpretations of the D&D board games, problem is they left you to be the Dungeon Master, almost that is. What I mean is the story is predetermined and has a path that cannot be changed, but a lot of your experience inside the quests will need your imagination to truly be appreciated. It is a simple main story, I remember the beginning much more than the ending, which normally it's not a good sign, I got invested in the beginning, the game pulled me in, but the more answers I got the less interested I was, it wasn't a bad experience, but can't say I was overjoyed at the end.Most quest are simple quests, inside a non linear wide location with linear maps.The biggest problem is the amount of traps and locked chests and doors, if you don't like a rogue class you will need the only rogue companion in the game and you can only choose one, this makes the others non viable which in turn makes the replayability almost non existent, with the exception of going through everything again but with a different class.The DLCs expand a lot in enjoyment and story wise, and adds new classes, the graphics are better, the ingame cutscenes too, it's like the devs had finally figured out the engine and could flex a little bit.If you are a fan of RPG, you'll like this.

Very good game with tons of content sadly it was half baked and the other half a cash grab on the supposive enhanced edition otherwise a veryVery good game with tons of content sadly it was half baked and the other half a cash grab on the supposive enhanced edition otherwise a very good game when on a very good sale ofc.

A much needed update for a beloved classic. Some things are still being improved, and new modules are being actively developed. Amazing stuff.

If you didn't get the chance at the time to play Neverwinter Nights, then this is a good chance to enjoy a slightly better version of one of the most ambitious role-playing titles in history. Likewise, this game doesn't get the score it could have deserved, because the development company Beamdog couldn't improve the interface or the graphics, so it's an adaptation that has absolutely nothing to do with remastering.

Incredibly disappointing, absurdly expensive port.I should have done more research on this before picking it up for Xbox One, but I wasIncredibly disappointing, absurdly expensive port.I should have done more research on this before picking it up for Xbox One, but I was too excited when I saw it on sale. I loved my copy of Diamond edition on PC back in the day and thought getting it on console would get my wife to try it, since she doesn't like using a mouse and keyboard but she loves D&D.Unfortunately, the only enhanced aspects are the visuals (and only in terms of texture compression and monitor resolution) and having direct control of your character (rather than pointing and clicking).Everything else actually seems worse, particularly interacting with merchants and working with your AI partner. In addition, there is virtually no tutorial for either the rules of 3rd edition D&D or controls for the game itself, so a lot of the experience becomes trial and error.I plan to keep playing, since I paid for the game and want to get my money's worth, but it kills me that they could have really made something special if they had just spent some time redesigning the interface and the controls.

Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition is an Overhead Isometric Dungeons and Dragons Video Game. Beamdog Studios brings us another remasteredNeverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition is an Overhead Isometric Dungeons and Dragons Video Game. Beamdog Studios brings us another remastered D&D Game! This time they've brought us Neverwinter Nights, complete with all it's DLC! With minor graphical updates, including cleaning up the UI, the game hasn't changed much from its original release. The main campaign is out of the norm for most gamers, but locked fans of the Faerun setting in for the long haul. The DLC is another campaign and starts you from scratch. The DLC Story was better received and still seems to have the same standings in the community. The game mechanics are based on the 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons ruleset, and having an understanding of those rules can help, but not having the knowledge won't detract at all from the game. The Original Game had a DM Toolkit, allowing for the creation of your own campaigns and adventures, with both scripted and DM controlled encounters. I have yet to find these features or any knowledge that they will be added to the game later. This hurts how I overall feel about the game as a whole, but for the nostalgia alone, another round of this campaign was a must! Dungeons and Dragons: Forgotten Realms fans Rejoice, as another set of adventures in Faerun awaits! If you're not a D&D old schooler, and just joining the fray, fear not! It'll be just as much of an adventure for you too!

Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition hides behind some of the most glorious moments of our past with a lazy yet just as enjoyable remastering as 17 years ago.

It's a game made for a very specific audience in mind, one which thoroughly knows the rules of Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition and doesn't mind the limited graphical capabilities of turn-of-the-century computers. For those fans, or for anyone interested in role-playing PC history, Neverwinter Nights is a no-brainer.

In some ways, Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition on Xbox One is Beamdog’s finest translation to consoles, yet in other ways it is one of their worst. However the strengths of both the original game and the excellent new control scheme make this adventure one that is more than worth taking in.

It’s hard to imagine RPG fans used to God of War or Outer Worlds finding Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition anything but nearly unplayable. Graphics aren’t everything, but dated appearance married to a frustrating UI and even some missing features are asking a lot to be forgiven. Extremely tolerant gamers willing to overlook these flaws and seek the under-the-surface quality will find it, but playing a true remake or graphically made-over game would be a more inviting prospect than the disappointing port that we actually have.

First of all - critical info that is not always listed for this game. Enhanced editions includes all the content of the Diamond Edition, whichFirst of all - critical info that is not always listed for this game. Enhanced editions includes all the content of the Diamond Edition, which is main campaign, 2 expansions, and 7 or so standalone "modules" which are separate DnD campaigns with their own story/progression/etc.All of this is already on the disc and doesn't require downloads.Now for those who remember NWN on PC - console version is a much more immersive way to experience the game. What enhanced edition (for consoles) did is gave you direct control of the character with just the right zoom level (think controlling Aloy in Horizon Zero Dawn).Strategic/zoomed-out view is also available by tapping the touchpad.The lighting has been much improved with surfaces looking vibrant/colorful.Together with up-close view this gives it such an immersive feel that it's a totally different experience from what I remember of the PC version.In terms of performance, I am running this on PS4 Pro, 1080p. Frames are butter-smooth. I can't tell for sure if it's 30 or 60fps (feels like 60), but panning the camera never causes any stutter.Update after finishing chapter 1: Encountered 1 crash to home, 2 crashes on save, lost saves. Some feats not selectable due to buggy dialog windows.

This addition to Beamdogs rejuvenated D&D games didn’t hit the mark for me as the others did. Its slow-paced combat really kills the momentum and is much tougher than its predecessors even on an easier setting. The story itself is still interesting and gripping, but it’s not enough to save the game from its flaws. With it being so slow, tough and not very pretty it will be hard to pick this over games in the same genre. D&D fans, or fans of the original game may still find some joy here, but newer players may not see what all the fuss was about.

Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition for PlayStation 4 is not just a technical mess, it is an expensive technical mess. The magic of the PC version released in 2012 has vanished completely because Beamdog is trying to pull a cash grab taking advantage of our nostalgia. Instead of delivering the careful remaster of a legend we were promised, the producers are throwing at us a cheap port that will offend the D&D fans. If you feel nostalgic stick with the remastered editions of the 2D games and stay away from this one. We cannot recommend Neverwinter Edition Enhanced Edition for PlayStation 4 not even at a heavily discounted price.

Though the dated presentation and omission of some multiplayer features undeniably rankle, Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition still manages to acquit itself ably as a landmark RPG that deserves to be absorbed by an entirely new generation of gamers.

Neverwinter Nights is a game that holds up really well, but this port is weaker than it should. It feels like a low-effort adaptation, with way too many technical problems that shouldn’t be present almost 20 years after the original release.

4players.de rated this game with 39% what is pretty appropriate. I do not know why so many people give this technical catastrophe such good4players.de rated this game with 39% what is pretty appropriate. I do not know why so many people give this technical catastrophe such good ratings, it was a good game back in time, but the port is just awful and a rip off, they really want 50 EUR for a game that is more than 10 years old.Look for example at Dark Souls remastered (not that old), they ported the game for all systems and added online functions for the new systems and started with 29,99 EUR as release price.

NWN was a fantastic game for its era, and its story and setting are still extremely enjoyable today. It follows closely to ADnD rulesets,NWN was a fantastic game for its era, and its story and setting are still extremely enjoyable today. It follows closely to ADnD rulesets, takes place in Faerun, and has plenty of memorable characters and a plot brimming with exciting twists and turns. However, the playstation port specifically runs like a fish on sand. Get ready for consistant crashes to home, massive framerate stutters, and NPC behavior bugs. Sometimes panning the camera through a building will cause the software to yeet itself out of running. Sometimes it's opening your inventory. Whatever the trigger, I found that playing. for more than ten minutes at a time tends to elicit a crash. This still does not stop me from trying to play, as the game is wonderful in creative content and I'm determined to enjoy it, but the technical issues sharply effect my ability to enjoy the software.Also, no aurora engine toolkit on console, and that's heartbreaking.

Zero points here. The original is a great game, but you are 100% better off getting the old Diamond edition because all mods work with it andZero points here. The original is a great game, but you are 100% better off getting the old Diamond edition because all mods work with it and those mods are literally 100% better than any content Beamdog added to the game in the enhanced edition. Seriously, you are basically shooting yourself in the foot by getting the enhanced edition, so dont do it. You can get the diamond edition easily on ebay for pennies and I think they still have it on GoG too.The problem here is that Beamdogs added absolutely nothing worth buying. Literally nothing. The old game ran in 1080p just fine and I was even able to use it in windowed mode by just adding -w to my shortcut. They did not even add windowed mode to the game. As for gameplay, no changes whatsoever. Still no natural spell, still no fixes for many spells both arcane and divine, still no fixes for quests like how the snake lady keeps talking to you through undead even after you killed her. Not even a new game mode nor any easy way to make a custom NPC in game... and oh yea, according to the forums, they introduced new bugs. Pathetic.DO NOT BUY THIS. Get the original instead.

Neverwinter is still a solid game (especially the Hordes of the Underdark expansion is worth the time) but it was remastered so slightly that the originally hideous game became merely ugly.

The legendary role-playing game comes back to life with very few improvements but with the hope that the updates will do even better. We expected more from Beamdog.

Why don't people do research before they buy? Not once did Beamdog say the HD graphics will be included at launch it will come later.Anyway,Why don't people do research before they buy? Not once did Beamdog say the HD graphics will be included at launch it will come later.Anyway, I knew what I was buying when I bought it and it is great fun.

Can't go wrong with an enhanced version that unlocks more stuff for modders to play around with. It's not for everyone, but i can't wait toCan't go wrong with an enhanced version that unlocks more stuff for modders to play around with. It's not for everyone, but i can't wait to see what new stuff the community comes out in the coming months

I'm not sure why they didn't wait with release until they have all the reworked HD player models done. I'm not sure why they opted to releaseI'm not sure why they didn't wait with release until they have all the reworked HD player models done. I'm not sure why they opted to release a lot of enhanced stuff like HD models to Steam Workshop instead of having them in the game by default (and maybe just adding the old ones to the workshop if they really wanted to have them as an option). I don't know why they don't advertise their plans on store page better and clearer so people know exactly what to expect now and in the future. It will obviously cause a backlash because a lot of customers won't notice the difference between EE and old Diamond Edition. It will obviously make some angry people call Beamdog "leeches of the industry" again.Still, those who actually follow news from Beamdog will appreciate how good NWN:EE is and how awesome it will be soon.

The biggest selling point, the HD graphics, ISN'T EVEN INCLUDED.So it has almost no new features, and it looks terrible. You're basicallyThe biggest selling point, the HD graphics, ISN'T EVEN INCLUDED.So it has almost no new features, and it looks terrible. You're basically paying for an Early Access game here, and it's shameful. Shame on you, Beamdog, shame.