4 stars (Can't Play the Game...) - The game is not working on my pc. It keeps restarting my pc. My cousin is having the same problem. We have the same pc and it isn't working... However, I have seen the game and it looks quite fun to play. I only wish I could play it on my pc... 5 stars (Individual D&D...) - I've never been keen on the local D&D groups, as some, not all, of the people are a little odd. But I love the game setup. The Neverwinter Nights series has been really good and my husband and I love to play the games. At times I prefer the older style of Baldur's Gate, but the 3D style of Neverwinter does allow for more visual detail even if the controls are a bit confusing at times. The game itself keeps with the series and I hope they put out more like this. 4 stars (The Battle goes on) - I really enjoy this RPG game due to the different directions one can go through to differnt endings of the game. Some is hard and some very easy but always enjoyable. If you have the first two editions of Neverwinter you find yourself continuing on with the tales of the enchanted world. It's a great game and any D & D Player would get lost in this magical world. ... Atari :: Fantasy :: Strategy (Strategic) :: Computer Games :: Computer Role Playing Games (Game :: rpgs :: rpg :: crpg :: crpgs) :: :: Neverwinter Nights- Hordes of the Underdark Expansion Pack
5 stars (great D&D based RPG) - Neverwinter nights platinum is a great RPG for those who have either played D&D (dungeons and dragons) or for those who have a taste for story and character development. you play as a hero or villian of a selected class, race and alignment. all of these options have impact on character development, storyline, and the ability to interact with NPCs. The sound FX and music is very good with people shouting in the background, screams in the dungeons, and outstanding dialogue. You can manipulate the camera by zooming in and out very far or close and adjust the angle at which you view your character. combat is not a strong factor for this game but is exciting. you can move your character by clicking the mouse or "driving" the character with car like controls. graphics are also a plus. colorful, detailed, and full of NPCs. i highly recommend this to any fan of D&D or to any avid RPG fan 5 stars (I never guessed I'd be playing D&D on the PC!) - After being a die-hard 'pencil & dice' D&D player/DM since first edition rules, I didn't think I'd ever find a game that would emulate the D&D experience to me with all the possibilities of a game that you and your friends created in your own minds. Then along came 'Neverwinter'! It has revolutionised my gaming experience, the pencil & dice have been put in mothballs for the time being. NWN is the best. Well done bioware! 4 stars (WOW) - this game is like crack. its hard to pull away from this game. i hope you dont have a life cause this will pull you away from it. ... Atari :: Computer Role Playing Games (Game :: rpgs :: rpg :: crpg :: crpgs) :: Adventure :: Computer Games :: :: Neverwinter Nights Platinum
4 stars (You cannot miss this!) - Hordes of the Underdark takes you on a long beautifull journey; it is the Bioware game you always wanted, while The Shadows of Undrentide could be for some somehow a disappointment, with this game you do not take that risk . In quality, it's up there with classics like the Baldur's Gate and Diablo games. Nice Prestige Classes and the ability to advance to "Epic" levels, nice in game items. There is a good Mac community on the Bioware site, a lot of modules made by players and Bioware, guarantees you tons of hours of playing. A must have in my opinion. Remember this is an expansion. 4 stars (I liked the Udrentide better but still a great expansion.) - I like The Shadows of Undrentide better than this expansion but this one still has a lot to offer. You go the through about 4 different levels of Underdark fighting hoardes of new enemys. You can level up to level 40 which is great (undrentide is 20). This is a great expansion pack. Again the only problem is if u played NWN on a less powerful computer, the system requirements are:Macintosh computer running OSX v10.2.8 or higher, 800MHz G4 or faster processor (1.2GHz or faster recommended), 256MB RAM, 32MB or higher (NVIDIA GeForce 2/ATI Radeon recommended) video card, 1.2GB free hard drive space, 8X CD-ROM drive, local area network, with TCP/IP protocol or established internet connection for multiplayer (56 Kbps modem or faster required). So if you meet those requirements and own NWNs buy this expansion. Also purchase The Shadows of Undrentide as well. 5 stars (Finally, the single-player NWN experience is realized) - This is the Bioware game we all were waiting for. In quality, it's up there with their classics like the Baldur's Gate games. The added general features are also much worth the admission: several interesting Prestige Classes and the ability to advance to "Epic" levels above level 20, as well as more detailed models and builder tools. As a Mac user, you don't get to direct... MacSoft :: neverwinter :: nights :: hordes :: of :: the :: underdark :: expansion :: pack :: mac :: macsoft :: games :: video :: games :: neverwinternights-hordesoftheunderdark(expansionpack)(mac) 30 :: Neverwinter Nights- Hordes of the Underdark (Expansion Pack) (Mac)
3 stars (Great story, graphics, and sound. Subpar control & gameplay.) - I recently bought a Mac and have decided to try computer gaming. I've been playing console games since NES, and have used computers for music and work, but I never mixed the two. The first game I bought was Neverwinter Nights as I love console RPGs and Action/RPGs. This is a cool game, with great graphics, but the gameplay is rather restrictive if your a console gamer. I am trying to stick with this game, as I like the story and enjoy the general look and atmosphere of the game, but this is nothing like any console RPGs that I've played. You don't control your character directly the way I am used to with console games. I feel more like your character is an NPC and your sort of give him suggestions. There exists a layer of abstraction between you and your character, so you don't feel as though he is your onscreen representation (as you would with a Zelda or FF game) but rather a separate entity that you direct (another way to put this is, in a Zelda game for example, I would say "I'm trying to hit this enemy" or "I just ran across that bridge", In Neverwinter I'm more likely to say "I'm trying to get him to move" or "I want to get him to the other side of town"). You control your character by pointing him in the direction you want him to go with your mouse, he decides the path he takes and his exact movements himself. You click on enemies to attack them, but he doesn't attack when you click, but rather when he's good and ready, resulting in many an untimely death. Combat feels very forced and unruly - it's this element of the game that comes very close to ruining the whole experience. I'm progressing at a snail's pace, and will abandon this game if it doesn't become more fun in the near future. Overall this seems like it could be a great game, if this sort of gaming experience fits your fancy. As a console gamer I just feel to detached from the action and not in enough control. I often find m... MacSoft :: neverwinter :: nights :: mac :: macsoft :: games :: video :: games :: neverwinternights(mac) 30 july :: 2003 :: Neverwinter Nights (Mac)
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