Icewind Dale II Review

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(More customer reviews)I have played both Baldur's Gate games, Planescape: Torment, and the Icewind Dale series extensively. While these games all share the Infinity engine, I was never truly absorbed by Torment or the Baldur's Gate games the way I have been with Icewind Dale 1 and 2. All were splendid games, but Icewind Dale offers a feature that sets it victoriously apart from its kin - it allows you to create a PARTY of adventurers, not just a single hero. I joyously spend hours crafting my party before leaping headlong into the game itself, where the fun only continues. Icewind Dale is everything that Diablo is NOT, despite both games' reliance on open battle. Where Diablo is a clickfest to see who drops first, Icewind Dale requires tactics and strategy amidst the chaos (and gives you a pause feature to simulate a kind of turn-based, thought-provoking play style). Despite the action, very little about Icewind Dale II (or Icewind Dale) can be called "dumbed down," save perhaps for the linear nature of the campaign - which I, for one, embrace, as I loathe errand boy quests that seem unimportant to the storytelling. Icewind Dale II is pure gaming goodness in a tasty D&D shell, and anyone who likes the sound of that should not hesitate to play this game... not even for a second.

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A Baldur's Gate Engine AdventureProduct InformationReturn to the frigid north of the Forgotten Realms in the sequel tothe critically acclaimed Icewind Dale. Building upon the successes of theInfinity Engine used to power the Baldur's Gate series and Planescape: TORMENTBlack Isle Studios continues to refine the classic RPG gaming experience.The worst fear of the civilized realms has come true. The Goblinoids have unitedinto an army of outcasts and misfits and they want to call the Ten Towns theirown. Massive swarms of Orcs and Worg-mounted Goblins are attempting to overrunthe town of Targos and that's just the beginning! A call has gone out to allthose willing to face insurmountable odds in defense of the Ten Towns. Will you heed the call to arms and face the greatest threat to the Spine of theWorld?New FeaturesA variety of new character classes like the Barbarian Sorcerer and theMonk.New Player Character Races and Subraces like the Half-Orc Drow Tieflingand others each with their own special abilities.New Priest Druid and Wizard SpellsNew Random Treasure generator for enemiesNew Player Character PortraitsNew Player Character Sound SetsProduct FeaturesNew 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons Classes:The Barbarian - A merciless warrior of the northcall upon your greater strength speed and rage to carve a path throughyour enemies.The Monk - A master of hand-to-hand combat andunarmed in battle the power of wisdom is your greatest weapon.The Sorcerer - A natural spell caster tainted bythe blood of dragons draw upon the raw power within to defeat youradversaries.Character Races:New character races like the Drow and Aasimar addto an extensive array of character options.3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons Feats andSkills such as Lightening Reflexes and Alchemy extend charactercustomization.Take up a battle axe in each hand and clea

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DUNGEON SIEGE PLUS LEGENDS OF ARANNA EXP Review

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(More customer reviews)STORY: 2/10
GAMEPLAY: 9/10
SOUND: 8/10
GRAPHICS: 10/10
VOICEACTING: 7/10
CONTROLS: 10/10
INTUITIVITY: 10/10
COMBAT: 10/10
FRUSTRATION LEVEL: 0

Dungeon Siege is a most entertaining game that has been lost in the dank, dusty halls of video game antiquity. No one I've talked to had heard of it, yet after reading ancient reviews of the game, I went out on a limb and purchased Legends of Aranna (definitely the way to go; Microsoft included Dungeon Siege with its expansion). I was delighted.

I received the game on a quiet weekend and ended up playing it for three days straight, every spare moment. I still didn't get a third of the way through the ORIGINAL game!

I cannot honestly say Dungeon Siege has a great story; it's recycled, it's simplistic, and it barely makes an appearance in the game. However, where Dungeon Siege really shines is its pure and unadulterated hacking and slashing. Dungeon Siege removes most of the frustrations that can occur in a hack-and-slash game, and strips down the genre to good, clean fun. There are far too many features aiding in making the experience simple and fun for me to go into here, but as a taste, Dungeon Siege includes packmules to carry extra loot, a spell called Transmute that turns the loot you still can't carry into gold (so you never lose any of your delightful items!) and one of the cleanest and simplest levelup systems I've ever seen.

When you're through with the original game, and Legends of Aranna, it's important to note that there are many siegelets (small games that are built on the dungeon siege engine) available; two from the company, and many available at random sites on the internet. These can add many dozens of hours of gameplay to an already turbo charged product.

In conclusion, for those who like hack and slash gameplay, Dungeon Siege delivers an incredible amount of value at an incredibly small cost.

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Ultimate Dungeons and Dragons Review

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(More customer reviews)Do I really need to say if this is one tremendous bargain for any D&D fans out there.It contains all of 'Baldur's Gate', 'Icewind Dale', 'Neverwinter Nights' series along with 'Temple of Elemental Evil', 'Dragon Shard', and 'Demon Stone'.All of these games are out of print in the United States, and they are very rare and hard to find.Great chance to collect them all in a single box.The last chance you get all of these classic game in one package.A must for any hard core RPG fans.

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4-Play Action Pack Review

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(More customer reviews)It's a well-chosen collection of games, but I couldn't get Deus Ex to run.It always crashes on installation.Anyone else have this problem, or is it just my computer?

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Neverwinter Nights: Shadow of Undrentide Review

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(More customer reviews)Shadows of Undrentide doesn't do much to change the way Neverwinter Nights is played, and this is generally for the best. The main changes in terms of characterization are five new prestige classes, a scattering of new feats and skills, and a few new spells for each spellcaster type. New creatures have been added as well, including two new familiars. Lastly, several new tilesets have been added: snow, desert, and Netherese ruins.

The new campaign isn't as long as BioWare's infinity engine game expansions (Heart of Winter, Throne of Bhaal) but isn't too short either. There's enough new things to see to make it interesting, and the roleplaying aspect is significantly improved over the original NWN campaign. For one, you really have the chance to act evil and still get through the game, which until now- in the general universe of D&D computer gaming- has been difficult at best. The plot is a pretty standard artifact hunt, but it does take some interesting turns. Fans of the Forgotten Realms D&D setting will appreciate this especially, but it's easy enough to follow that those who can't tell Elminster from Gandalf should be able to make sense of it.
As for the campaign difficulty, it is pretty tough. Whether out of some perverse humor or just because the original campaign was too easy, the developers seem to be baiting players to their doom. The prestige classes are the cool new thing about Shadows, but none of them (with the probable exception of Arcane Archer) are spellcasting classes. However, I found it extremely difficult to play single player without a spellcasting character [if it matters, I thought Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, and the original NWN were all fun, but too easy]. You will often run into masses of enemies that individually are no match for your combat prowess, but taken in whole will make hay out of your warrior or rogue. When this happens, there's really no substitute for a good fireball. Of course, this can be remedied if you get all your friends online to help you out, which I heartily recommend.
You can bring along one of several potential allies- a dwarf rogue/priest, a half-orc barbarian/sorcerer, or a kobold bard. I found the spellcasting AI to be abysmal- the priest won't heal you when you're almost dead unless you ask her to, and the sorcerer seems to have nothing but ray of frost in his repertoire- and uses it even when he would do far better just meleeing the enemy up. The good news is you can now manage their inventory, so if you have an extra set of armor or weaponry (another plus in not being a warrior) you can give it to them. The pathfinding and trap handling AI seems to be improved as well. NPCs will no longer charge over a trap when they spot another one beyond it, and will finish disarming one before attacking an enemy.
New items in the expansion include grenade-like weapons such as alchemist's fire and acid flasks. These are useful early on, and in large quantities can duplicate that much-needed fireball effect, but are oddly expensive and don't do that much damage individually. New weapons, loot, and armor are of course available, though these generally don't have a new look. Some new potions and assorted artifacts can be found, some of which are quite interesting. For example, there is a bag that summons creatures depending on what ingredients you put inside it.
The new prestige classes available are the Arcane Archer, Assassin, Blackguard, Harper Scout, and Shadowdancer. This is where I have a bit of a gripe with Shadows. Save for Arcane Archer, these classes are, frankly, worthless. They were already pretty bad with the core rules, but some of those rules require things that NWN can't do (e.g. crafting Harper Pins as a Harper Scout). The developers overcame these problems by changing some abilities and, in my opinion, the computerized versions are even worse than the pen and paper ones. Also, as I mentioned earlier, there aren't spellcasting classes (arcane archer is far less arcane than archer). I was hoping they'd add the archmage or loremaster at least, but no luck there so you'll have to settle for the new familiars and spells. The familiars are the pseudodragon and fairy dragon, both of which are very cool. Spells include such notably absent ones as Shield, the Bigby's Hand series, Inflict Wounds spells, and Earthquake.
Of course, perhaps the best thing about Shadows is the potential fan content. The new tilesets look great, and the complex interactions in the new campaign show what can be done with the engine. Once the mod community sinks its teeth into the expansion, there will no doubt be plenty more adventures to share. This has always been the best part of Neverwinter Nights, and will surely be the best part of Shadows of Undrentide.

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Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn Review

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(More customer reviews)This was the LONGEST the MOST FUN game I have ever played! And, mind you, I am not an easy customer (feel free to browse through my reviews, you will see what I mean...)

The original BG series was excellent in all of storyline, gameplay, music and stability. Now, nowadays, sequels usually mean a graphically-improved expansion (at best). BG2 is a rare exception of the sequel clearly SURPASSING the original. And in the case of such great original, this means a lot!

Words fail to describe the perfect harmony of brilliant ideas, interweaved story-lines and detailed coding that makes this game an unsurpassable classic! Do not let the slightly outdated graphics discourage you. They were cutting edge only some years ago - and you will be able to unleash their full potential even on mid-range PCs!

I have yet to meet anyone who has played it and not raved about it! Hard-core D&D funs will find the character building, fighting checks and balances and overall experience very close to the actual pen-&-paper games.
Casual computer gamers will notice none of the tedious stuff of other cRPGs as the gameplay runs smooth and beautifully.
You even have the choice to turn it into either a turn-based or an action game by tweaking the auto-pause options! I am telling you: this is how computers games should be!

You will let yourself get lost in the deep dungeons of the labyrinthic story; you will be laughing out loud to the humorous dialog; you will be surprised as to who is a double and triple-agent.
There is an evil beyond imagining unleashed and only you with your party can stand in its way.
Party members offer a multitude of unpredictable balancing points and diverging story-lines of their own: side quests, conflicts and love affairs enrich the story in so many original ways!

An unsurpassed classic!

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

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Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn is one of the world's top-selling role-playing games. High adventure and epic fantasy combine in this incredible saga. You'll journey to the Forgotten Realms, where magic is real and science is at the late-medieval level. In this world, you'll take on the roles of young adventurers who possess more power than they ever imagined. Will you do right or wrong? Save the world or be the cause of its destruction? The choice is yours.

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Jade Empire Special Edition (Rhino Demon Exclusive Content) Review

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(More customer reviews)Jade Empire: Special Edition is a lot of fun.The milieu is a fresh breath of air from the typical fantasy setting and the combat is certainly more dynamic.Instead of issuing commands and then waiting for the computer to resolve dice rolls behind the scenes, the combat is pure real-time martial arts.You jump your character in and out, dodge, roll, and have to actually connect when you strike.It brings out an urgency and involvement that is sometimes lacking in RPG combat.

The graphics may not be at the level of Oblivion, but they're crisp and pretty.Plus the game runs on a system that's not quite state-of-the art without issue.Apart from a few bugs (sometimes the camera angle gets stuck, easily fixed by a quick reload), Jade Empire runs smoothly.

The game has limited replay value, though.This is simply not as in-depth or large a game universe as Knights of the Old Republic or the Baldur's Gate series. You have a small starting town, which there is no point revisiting once you finish the introductory chapter.After that, there's a somewhat larger town (Tien's Landing) and then the Imperial City.Again, once you leave the town, you probably won't have any reason to ever go back.And the Imperial City is the same story:once you've wrapped up everything and head to the Imperial Palace, you won't be going back to the City.

That's a shame because the game feels so linear as a result.There's side quests in each urban location, but nothing that really makes you feel like you're forging your own destiny in another world.You won't be doing anything equivalent to rescuing Anise's castle in BG2 or acting as a hit man for the Genoharadan in KOTOR.

So my final verdict is that this is definitely a good game.But will I dust it off the shelf every few months, eager to give it another go (like I do with BG2, Kotor, and even Fallout 2)?That I can't be so sure about.

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Interplay 15th Anniversary Anthology Review

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(More customer reviews)I played most of these games when they came out. They are all classics. Castles 2, Battle Chess, Virtual Pool, and Fallout are standouts.

Since it seems to be discontinued, I guess I'll have to wait for the Anniversary of the Anniversary edition. It's worth the effort to find it used, though.

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Icewind Dale: The Ultimate Collection Review

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(More customer reviews)I've decided to buy this collection after a reading a lot of reviews from different websites.But none of them are very clear about the contents of the package, so here is the contents of the package

1.Icewind Dale (2 CD's)
2.Icewind Dale Expansion Heart of Winter (1CD)
3.Icewind Dale II (2 CD's)
4.Icewind Dale soundtrack
5.Icewind Dale II bonus disk
6.Icewind dale strategy guides, trailer of IWD II

This package is well worth the purchase, u get a series of one of the best selling game, developed by pioneers who have also developed games like Fallout series, BG1 abd BG2.

The graphics are great, they look bright and crisp.The soundtrack is great and suits well with the ambience, u really feel the snow falling and the cold weather.

The gameplay is fun, it is more like a hack n slash game, i'm a greatest fan of diablo series, so i love this game as well.To put it in a nut shell, this game is Hack n slash with D&D rules.If u like diablo u will certainly like this.Baldurs gate fans will slightly get disappointed with the game play. Charecter creation is great, this game allows dual class charecters, so it adds more fun to gameplay. My only complaint is, there is no interation within r party members, but this doesn't affect the gameplay experience.

Overall if u ever have a thought of getting this game and don't know whether its worth the money, the answer is plainly, a best value for r money!

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In the northernmost reaches of the Forgotten Realms lies the frozen and untamed region known as Icewind Dale. Journey deep into the Spine of the World mountains, a harsh and unforgiving territory teeming with fearsome and merciless beasts. There you must confront an ancient evil that threatens to unleash an unspeakable horror upon the face of Faerun.The civilized world is threatened! Answer the call to arms and face the hordes!

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Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn Review

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(More customer reviews)Its graphics may be a bit dated (they were even when the game came out) but if you can look beyond that, this is one seriously awesome collection. Baldur's Gate 2 has incredible RPG depth, a strong tactical aspect, and great replay value. The expansion is bigger than most, and adds significant epic-level capabilities for your characters.

The game picks up several years after the events in Baldur's Gate, and continues the plot. If you didn't play that first game (a shame- go get it) there are a few quick recaps of the key points. You can play in single play mode, in which case you make your one main character (or import from Baldur's Gate); multiplay with just you, in which you can make your whole party; or multiplay with friends, in which everyone can make and control one or more characters. In any case, your party has up to six people at a time, and you can dismiss or add characters at will.

Add to this a whole lot of classes, including special 'kits' that are akin to 3rd edition prestige classes (save that you can take them immediately) and you have a whole lot of room for party customization. There's a host of NPCs that can join your party, some better than others, but all very interesting and with unique (sometimes very extensive) side quests. You can have romantic relationships with some of these potential party members, and some will even have romances with other NPCs.

Almost all of the dialogue in the game is spoken, and although there's not much full motion video, when there is it's well done. The plot advances through chapters, and there are numerous side quests that take you to many varied game world locations. The rewards for some of these quests are awesome, and some of the monsters you'll run into are equally so. This is where the tactics come in- your party composition is crucial for winning these big fights. For example, dealing with that red dragon is going to be exceedingly difficult without some protection from fire and fear effects. There are also many ways to solve the various problems you run into. For example, a thief laying some traps in a doorway can turn a tough band of charging enemies into so much cannon fodder. Then again, if you don't have a thief or aren't a very subtle type, you can just fireball the lot of them and clean up what's left with a good old-fashioned sword charge.

I mentioned earlier that the graphics are dated. This is true, but it doesn't really detract from the play. The area backgrounds are actually very nice, though also largely static. Spell effects look decent, if less flashy than newer games like Neverwinter Nights. The music and voice acting are also top-notch, and don't get old even after many times through the game (which is likely to happen once you get hooked). The latter in particular really lends character to the people you meet. It's a testament to the developer's success in this regard that you'll have strongly varied feelings toward nearly all of the NPCs- just as you would expect of real people.

As for the story, it is superb. The scope is truly epic, and the side quests actually interesting. This is more than can be said about much of Neverwinter Nights, for all of the polish and vaunted expandability of that title. Though generally linear, the campaign doesn't seem to be linear. When replaying, though you'll be going to the same places and doing the same things, the different characters you have along will make it seem like a different game. There's also a ton of secrets and hidden areas- you might just find something you didn't see before.

That said, it's worth mentioning that although there are no official tools for editing the game, there are unofficial ones. These have been put to good effect, and there's a host of mods and add-ons available for free download. There's even a mod that converts the interface to Icewind Dale's more attractive look (though you must have that game for it to work) and thus significantly improves the graphics and changes the somewhat clunky 2nd edition rules to 3rd edition.

I think the value of this title can be summed up by the fact that I played it through at least 5 times, which is something I've only done for two or three other games (the original Baldur's Gate being one of them). Even if you're not into D&D, don't particularly care for RPGs, and don't give a hoot about Forgotten Realms, this game comes highly recommended.

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Enter a World of Intrigue, Adventure, and FierceCombat

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Explore unseen lands as an epic conflict wreaksdevastation on a scale never before seen in the Forgotten Realms campaign. Face foes and an uncertain future in this adventure filled collection that includes two full version titles.

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Welcometo a world of intrigue,adventure and fierce combat. Every world has conflict.Good and evil. Friend and foe. Safety and danger. In Baldur's Gate II: Shadowsof AmnT, you'll find yourself between these factions. This epic sequel willimmerse you in a world of intrigue,adventure and fierce combat where yourability to discern the difference between these sides - with the assistance ofsteel and spell - determines your fate. In Baldur's Gate I, you defeated yourevil half-brother Sarevok and prevented your fatherBhaal, the dead Lord ofMurder, from returning to the Forgotten Realms. Now, in Baldur's Gate II:Shadows of AmnT, the stakes have become much higher. Will you resist the evilwithin you, and forge a legend of heroic proportions? Or will you embraceyourmonstrous inner nature, and carve a swath of destruction across the Realms?Your story begins anew in the exotic southern kingdom of Amn, amidst theopulence of the sinister capital city of Athkatla. Journey through the fierce,unforgivingwilderness of Amn, and through the treacherous caverns of theUnderdark, in your quest for artifacts of awesome power and treasure ofinestimable wealth.. even challenge dragons, if you dare. Such is the life of alegend.Features:

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Planescape: Torment Review

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(More customer reviews)First, you have to ask yourself: why is a game from a few years ago STILL getting 5-star reviews -- a bunch in just the past couple months?!?And second: how could a 2-D game (like the Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 series) possibly hold up against 3-D games like Neverwinter Nights?Well, it's because of gameplay.It's remarkable.
You start out by waking up on a slab, in a cemetary.You have no memory, but you've got a lot of wordy tattoos all over your body, and a very talkative floating skull to fill you in.As you progress, you'll meet up with many other characters who can join your group (or not), including a strange living computer called a Modron, and a bizarre man engulfed in flames.
But what really makes the game stand out is how open-ended it is.It's like Morrowind in that respect.You can do anything, go anywhere, fight or talk, do some quests and ignore others.Your character can find "masters" who will teach your character to fight, become a magician, or a thief.You can even switch back and forth.But even better than that is the dialogue, which is NOT forced or pre-programmed to lead you one way each time.The dialogues that each character speaks can take into account your experience, your intelligence, how attactive you are, where you are in the game, etc.
One of the most amazing discoveries for me went like this.Playing the game the first time, I had a fairly average character who was very strong.Some of the dialogue with Ravel, about two-thirds into the game, was just stunning.The plot twists threw me for a loop.But then I played again with a wimpy but incredibly smart character.I was stunned to see my character pulling out plot details from the characters almost as soon as they joined the group.By the time I got to Ravel, I was a completely different character and had completely different conversations with her.And the end!It can change!It's pretty great ending(s) too, so I won't even mention what happens.
If anything is a disappointment, it is that the opening cemetary is pretty dark -- work through it and get out as soon as you can.If you can find a save-game online that at least gets you down onto the first floor of the cemetary, maybe do that.Once you are in town, the game just blossoms into something incredible.My only sadness is that the game did well when it was launched, but not stellar.I'd like to thank their marketing department for the hideous box cover for probably killing quite a few sales.Because of this, I've lost hope for there ever being a sequel or even a game with a similar style.I'm very sad to see that, even after a few years, this game still has no rival.

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