Very well-done RPG,countless hours of fun

Can you make this for Mac? Can you make every RPG and strategy games for Mac? For other I've got xbox. Thanks

I played through the original game, but it was a bit of a slog. The characters are a grab bag of clichés, and I only liked Sand (who is um, terrific). The overall plot was not too compelling either, and be warned that the gameplay will be easy for any vet. The crafting system is overly complex, tedious, and broken. That said, NWN2 is an enormous improvement over the original NWN and Obsidian should be praised for revising the absurd decision in the first game not to give full party control --a real blight on the Bioware predecessor. Mask of the Betrayer is a masterpiece of good crpg storytelling that destroys hands down both the original IE games and successors like Pillars of Eternity in terms of plot. The characters in your party are terrific (Kaelyn! Gann!) and have well-developed backstory. The atmosphere is infectious. The mechanics of your curse are also good fun even if as a good character it proves to be very easy to handle. I have only played through as good but as evil you can apparently be absolutely malevolent. The only con is that crafting and gameplay difficulty is broken -- any veteran of CPRGs will be cruising through most of the combats. Also I'm sad Ammon Jerro was not a full party member. 7/10 for the original game, 9/10 for Mask of the Betrayer, haven't played Storms of Zehir.

I played the hell outta this as a kid, and it's just one of those experiences that you wish you could "forget" so you can experience it all again. Well, it's now been long enough (And I've forgotten just about everything except for the memorable companions!), and I can't wait to go through and experience it all again! I only played a small amount of Storm of Zehir (Which was refreshing on its own as an open-world experience), and none of Mysteries of Westgate, so I look forward to completing those this time around. If you enjoyed the Baldur's Gate series, Pillars of Eternity, or Pathfinder: Kingmaker, and want something to take you back to the good ol' days, I would highly recommend this game. If only they'd make a third one...

This game was released in 2006, and is still the best when it comes to transposing D&D. Despite being released in 2006, the online community is still very active. User-created content accessible to anyone does not count for vastness. With the engine of this game, masterpieces such as Baldur's Gate and Icewindale have been faithfully recreated: Exactly, as downloadable content you can play these two games, perfectly reconstructed with the graphics of NeverwinterNights2. This game is final.