Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition Reviews

Very good game, I never played D&D but I got hook by playing this game. I also had a friend that explained me how things here and there works! Really nice game, it is slow paced game ( OC ) but worth playing.

Don't let my Steam account fool you. I started playing this game about 3 months after its release in 2001 and religiously played it an average of 3 hours (usually more) EVERY SINGLE DAY (only a slight exaggeration) until about 2014 before picking it back up again in 2018. With the average fatherly, working man experience I did not have time to put into the game. That's nearly 15000 hours of playtime. 14k of those hours were probably on the same Persistent Worlds of Arelith, Amia, and World Serpent Inn. This game is the best translation of tabletop role-playing to a digital experience, and to my great surprise, it still has a strong player base. The games dated, but the Persistent Worlds that are still alive are living, growing things. If you want to do some actual, good old-fashioned ROLE PLAYING, then this is the game for you.

I was gonna say how much I love this game, then one time I tried to play it on Mac OS. It ran just fine, the frame rate is consistent and all, I spent about 4 hours in it, making a pretty good progress, until the next time I opened it, all my progress I made on my Mac are just gone, the files just appeared to never existed, I don't know when it is deleted since I routinely clear my Trash can. Losing 8 hours of progress really took the fun out of me, the screenshots I took are still there but all my save files just appeared that they never existed.

One of my childhood favorites. Still holds up to this day, in my opinion - I absolutely love the music, the story, the dialogue and the exploring. Would recommend to anyone who loves old-school RPGs!

It's OLD, like twenty years old, but although the game mechanics are rough the story and the UI still stand up well to most current CRPGs.

My favorite game. Ever. With EE, almost infinite modules and PRC8 additions (thanks the team) it's a treasure trove for a roleplayer and a character-builder like me. Countless sleepless nights of theorycrafting and leveling up my toons. The game is cozy, beautiful (despite looking dated) and charming.

I have played NWN since 2004 this is the best rendition of D&D for a video game ever created. It features something that no other game has, a DM client added with a toolset to create your own adventures and even persistent worlds. The custom content for this game is extremely vast and the multiplayer community is very welcoming to new and old players alike. I recommend this game to anyone that wants to play D&D in video game format and wants to enjoy a pen and paper style experience with their friends.

Excellent game with a strong community. This is 3e at its peak. Granted, the graphics aren't great compared to modern games like Baldur's Gate 3, but I find the minimalist style charming in its own way. Add to all that the fact you can have one character go through every storyline, a constant never ending adventure. What's not to love?

One of (if not) the best roleplay platforms I've ever had the pleasure to try. I've spent all my hours in multiplayer, playing in persistent worlds like Arelith and Ravenloft. These persistent worlds players are able to create are a gem that you can rarely find anywhere else.