Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition Reviews

Even though this is a very good remaster, I can't justify the price for a game this old. Wishlist for sure and wait for a solid sale. Think of this as a visual novel more than an RPG because the biggest strength this game has is it's incredible writing and story, not it's combat or anything else really. In fact the writing justifies both playing and replaying the game. There are mods for the game as well but not through Steam. There are 2 big ones on nexusmods which enhance graphics, every other mod is kinda meh. There's one that let's you tweak many things about game level up/combat mechanics but you can also just lower the difficulty.

[i]Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition[/i] was an exceptional experience then and still is an exceptional experience even by today's standards. With there being plenty of strategical setups and strategical setups and interchangeable character classes (for the Nameless One), players have a multitude of tools at their disposal to understand and overcome all challenges, from puzzles to combat situations, appropriately and satisfyingly. What consumers will be most interested to know about the product is its in-depth storytelling through dialogue and object descriptions, which tend to be expansive yet enamoring due to how the plot revolves around a scarred, amnesiac that slowly recovers his memory of self and the world around him. To say the least, this video game is refreshing in that it allows one to get a comprehensive understanding of the lore and game mechanics comfortably to the point where they can confidently face any trial within it with little to no error per se.

Probably can be called a godfather of modern crpgs, with super fasinating setting and plot. Sadly by today's standard the gameplay is a bit dated - combat is a bit clunky and teadious, and sometimes it feels more like reading a book by the amount of exposition you are given. Nevertheless, it's worth to experience at least part of it.

One of the best narrative RPGs out there. Get it if you like plenty of reading and dialogue and minimal amount of combat.

Out of all the games I've ever played, if I had the chance to forget any one of them, just for the purpose of replaying and reliving the experience, I would choose this one. The best review that I could give is this: this game does not waste your time, and you'll be glad you pumped your brakes, put it in turtle mode, and scoured through the text that lays in such verbosity within this world. You will see that the game developers poured their heart into every conversation, should you decide to buy it It's a classic Isometric RPG a - la Baldur's Gate I and II, Icewind Dale, or Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magic Obscura--- but this story is much more captivating in that it keeps you on the edge of your chair saying, "Who is the Nameless One, and where the hell am I?"

I must have played this game hundreds of times and always loved it ,a classic of its time, i recommend it if you like playing 26 year old rpgs and see passed the crappy combat which i actually didn't really mind all that much. i like it.

One of the best games ever made, if not the best. It's story and themes are leagues above any other game made before or after.

peak RTwP CRPG i wish these characters existed in BG1+2 EE. i need a BG party with Morte, Ignus, Vhailor, TNO, Nordom and FFGrace so bad

Easily one of the best games of all time. It didn't age wonderfully, but when it was released it was phenomenal and the storytelling is excellent.

What an adventure....i just finished my playthrough as a mage and i have to say: this is one of the best written games ever.