"Was kann die Natur des Menschen verändern?" – Du bist der Namenlose, ein Hühne, dessen Haut gezeichnet ist von zahlreichen Narben und Tätowierungen vergangener Leben. Die Erinnerungen an diese Leben blieben dir bislang fern, doch jetzt kommen sie zurück, um dich zu jagen. Unsanft wirst du von Morte, einem schwebenden Totenschädel und Hüter der Geheimnisse, geweckt, um dich auf eine Reise von den dreckigen Straßen Sigils zu den geheimnisvollen Außenlanden und sogar bis in die Hölle selbst zu begeben.
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Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Posted on: January 29, 2021
tomalus55
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 74 Rezensionen: 5
Pinnacle of RPG without modern meddling
The game is same as original,just with bug fixes,improved UI and graphic update for modern systems. EXACTLY what I want to see from games using old source material,not meddling and injecting current "Social issues" into a 20 year old game. I never played this game back in the day and Im really really enjoying playing it today for the first time.
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Posted on: April 14, 2017
Mivey
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 127 Rezensionen: 1
Proper preservation of a great RPG
No additions (except an editing pass by the lead writer, Avellone), nothing removed. No bugs I could find in my time so far, easily readable (and therefore playable) on modern resolutions. The new UI adds two interesting features (all of which are optional) for me: Quickloot and the extended highlighting feature (a more rudimentary one was already in place), allowing to see not only where NPCs are, but containers and observation points (the '?' marks). All in all, a great job. Hope they can give Icewind Dale 2 the same treatment one day and thereby make all IE games easily accessible for a wider audience and preserve them for decades to come.
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Edited on: September 26, 2025
Posted on: March 31, 2021
Louard_le_Barbare
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 296 Rezensionen: 127
Incredibly creative and powerful writing
In Torment, you play as a man who is unable to die and roams Sigil, a city at the center of the multiverse, to uncover his true identity and recall the past lives he has forgotten all about. I can't dissect everything PS:T's narrative offers based on this strange premise: let's just say that it's an epic journey full of memorable moments and great, unconventional characters. The world and story are wonderfully weird and insanely creative, constantly throwing strange creatures, improbable situations and mind-bending revelations at you, all of this in service of a surprisingly deep plot that tackles themes such as the worth of life or how our identity is formed. It's also bloody hilarious at times! The visuals still look good, and their crazy architecture and great details do a great job of depicting this strange world: if you're into bizarre fantasy, you HAVE to play Planescape: Torment. Period. But to be honest, the same level of effort was not invested in the gameplay: while the controls are easy to handle, the game is full of okay-ish mechanics that work fine, but kind of tarnish an otherwise fantastic experience! PS:T is at its worst when it forces you into combat, which always consists in chaotic, confusing melees, and despite being based off Dungeons and Dragons, it sadly never made me excited for character upgrades and new equipment. On occasion, it can also be tricky to advance the plot, since many quests are not very open-ended and demand to be solved in one very specific manner, such as talking to a particular and seemingly unrelated NPC. Otherwise, this “enhanced edition” does not seem to alter the original content, allows you to run the game in hi-res, and adds options that make it slightly more player-friendly, which is what you'd want from it. While a bit more would have been appreciated, it is a good way to experience this for the first time: if you can get over the more half-baked elements, you have here a true gem that will leave its mark on you!
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Posted on: May 12, 2023
Robotime
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 16 Rezensionen: 4
The best book I ever read.
Exactly what is says on the title. If you don't mind dialogue heavy games and subpar combat, you'll find one of the most thought provoking narratives not just in any game, but in general. It really is a masterpiece in writing that hits home to the player. Just play it on the easiest difficulty.
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Posted on: March 21, 2023
zpangwin
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 373 Rezensionen: 4
Decent game, Linux installer has issues
Decent game, love the concept. The latest Linux installer (planescape_torment_enhanced_edition_3_1_4_26532.sh) has some issues though on modern distros though (I'm on Fedora 37)... it's not that difficult to fix, but some might be disappointed that it doesn't "just work" Essentially, it is missing some libraries (libssl.so.1.0.0 which has been replaced by openssl-libs) that are not present on modern distros. It is pretty easy to fix and the game will work just fine, even on non-Ubuntu distros. I hope the devs will consider releasing a patch on GOG in the future. Especially, considering that the libraries in question are open-source and could possibly be packaged with or downloaded by the installer... that is what that other "heated water vapor" client does ;-) The way I fixed it was by following some advice on the GOG forums to create a "lib" folder under the game's install folder and copying the missing libraries under this folder. I heard of some folks mentioning that they found the older library files on I think Debian servers... but I just got mine out of a folder from the "heated water vapor" client app under my ~/.local/share//ubuntu12_32/-runtime/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu folder and copied the entire folder's contents to the "lib" dir under the game's install dir. After that, just use a text editor and add 1 line near the start.sh file. I put mine on the second line, immediately after the first line with bash - which you should keep as the first line. The line I added looked like this: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/full/path/to/game-install-dir/lib" After adding that, everything works great and I can launch the game from the normal menu/deskop launcher with no issues. Sound works, mouse & kb works, etc.
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