Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition includes the unaltered original version of Neverwinter Nights Diamond (The original version will be automatically added to your account.)
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Integrated Intel HD Graphics should work but is not supported.
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Integrated Intel HD Graphics should work but is not supported.
For the most up to date offline installers for language Extras please go to the English tab "DLC installers:" section.
Posted on: April 23, 2020
Petr.suransky
Verified ownerGames: 272 Reviews: 9
Bad Job Beamdog
I thought that enhanced means better, upgraded and so. I was wrong. Beamdog should just go sell icecream instead of ruining good games.
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Posted on: August 7, 2022
tukkek
Games: 38 Reviews: 10
Balance issues
While NWN greatly reduces the micro-management of earlier Bioware games by changing the party from 6 to 1 hero under your direct control (slight 6x adjustment in complexity), it carries with it many of the problems from those games as well. Despite 4 releases over 20 years, it's still hard to enjoy it. Balance is a major issue: even on your first post-tutorial quest: you will go from fighting many groups of 2-3 escaped prisoners at a time outside the Prison to 10 at once inside the prison. If you think a power level variation of 500% between two adjacent areas is fine in D&D then you might enjoy the game. If you want to do every single "optional" side-quest and explore every city house before progressing in the story, so that you are able to face said encounter spikes, you might enjoy the game - but probably not the many 2-prisoner encounters that will be completely meaningless at your power level after that. The interface is not bad but definitely clunky. You can't rebind your hotbar keys and by default they are assigned to function keys while the number row (1-9) are never used; if you select a ranged weapon and attack before the draw animation completes, your hero will move to mêlée range... it's all clunky. There are a dozen options between official campaigns and premium modules plus perhaps one or two hundred fan-made modules. Maybe somewhere out there one of those makes everything click together but the main campaign should be the ultimate showcase and I'm not impressed even at 80% discount. I tried this game at launch and despite being a huge Black Isle fan at the time, I never managed to enjoy myself enough to get through Act 1 of the Wailing Death. 20 years and 3 re-releases later, the Enhanced Edition did nothing worth noting to make Neverwinter Nights more appealing in 2022.
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Posted on: March 28, 2019
TrangOul
Games: 329 Reviews: 1
Cloud save gone?
What happened with the cloud save? Did it vanish along with Diamond Edition?
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Posted on: July 15, 2019
ever_eve
Verified ownerGames: 14 Reviews: 10
Nice, but with some drawbacks...
I've played through the 3 campaigns on a laptop with a 512 MB video adapter, and even in these conditions the game is still enjoyable and fun (with the occasional stop/lag when there are many characters). I've only played with an elven fighter and a human rogue, maybe in the future I can try to play with another race/class combination. The fist two campaigns are well balanced since they start with a 1st level PC; the third, while the plot is interesting, suffers the same issues of high-level PCs DND campaigns: mainly focused on magic (with absurd +10 weapons) and with some boring moments. I've found the NPC companions too difficult to manage and probably only one companion rogue is necessary due to the ridiculous high number of traps to dismantle. The UI is not so easy to understand and the inventory is rather confusing (with no option to order by type of items). I would recommend this game (especially if you find it on sale) but it shows its age.
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Posted on: August 25, 2021
rklesla
Games: 24 Reviews: 6
Great Game
Still a fantastic game with anything someone would want. There is custom worlds and designer created worlds. This game never gets old and I have played it for many years.
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