Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Sun Series

I played this game about around 1995 finished the game, was one of the better D&D games using the 2nd edition rules, You had the telekinetic classes with some cool races to build your party with, Turn based battle's were cool for it's day. It's a bit old these days, was a fairly open world game where you travel town to town doing quests & such. The last battle is interesting but nothing new in gaming. Great old game but can't say it's worth it's full asking price on GOG, best wait for a sale if you're keen on this game, graphics and gameplay are way too dated to really warrant another purchase.

Give this one a go. It's one for the peeps who like that old school challenge of a game that won't hold your hand and give you quest updates. Dig in and learn the rules, play around with the interface, tinker with character creation, and enjoy!

The last battle did not work, looked online and tried to run the scripts manually but still no luck. Also tried many save and loads but still no luck. (really sad)

Unplayable. Both in the Dark Sun series can't be played no matter how many times the files are verified or how many times you uninstall/install them on your system. Not worth anything on this platform.

Wow, some people got a serious case of rose-tinted glasses. I am not even going to bother with the 2nd game since all the reviews say it's worse. This game essentially boils down to get a Half-Giant gladiator to 9th level with a couple mage/priests and go to town on the completely untested and unbalanced final fight. The game doesn't even go out of it's way to explain the sword. You gotta find some rumors or something. No mention of the sword in the cluebook either. No mention the leader of the Druj had it on him. It seems, if I didn't read Dragonlance and Dark Sun emo tween novels when I was a kid, then I guess I was missing out on understanding this game. Dumb, pass it up, gold box was much ... much ... better. People need to stop lying with these reviews.