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: January 19, 2021
AraxielPL
Verified ownerGames: 697 Reviews: 17
Amazing
Great introduction to DnD and best game I've ever played. Classes, lore, story, everything and multiplayer servers that are still alive - magnificent. This game made me fell in love in fantasy, TTRPG, DnD and anything related. works amazing on new systems, is patched, updated and works perfectly fine :3
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Posted on: May 7, 2019
dbfuru
Verified ownerGames: 115 Reviews: 7
Fun old-school CRPG
I have owned the diamond edition for quite a while and have played mostly single player and have fun. The enhanced edition is worthwhile if you want NWN to run without having to play with compatibility settings. I bought the EE edition as I have it on an android tablet and like playing in bed. With the EE edition on PC I can transfer my save back and forth with Google drive and play on the desktop and tablet. If you enjoyed the base edition there's no reason you won't like the EE as it's the same game just with some under the hood tweaks and fixes.
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Posted on: March 27, 2020
GoGVipeR
Games: 155 Reviews: 2
Doesn't work
Doesn't work for windows don't bother. Diamond works fine
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Posted on: December 19, 2019
bobofwestoregonusa
Games: 6 Reviews: 1
5 stars, but not for beamdog.
So. Beamdog did another one. Admittedly this one is actually a net positive for once since an EE release actually brought a lot of new blood to the table. The game itself is riddled with new bugs that beamdog is painfully slow to fix and it tends to cause a lot (and I mean a LOT of crashing). You might say this makes nwn unplayable, but there is a but there. A big, HUGE but. The multiplayer and modding comminity. NWN has one the greatest platforms for multiplayer servers in existence by allowing developers to make their own custom content using the engine and go wild. Beamdogs release has brought new life to this game and it's community and that alone makes it worth the purchase. Where before we had a few dozen players across the whole game now we have hundreds. And the servers on multiplayer are top notch as far as what they're trying to do. Do you wanna play an omli me D&D game? Do you want to role play? NWN IS absolutely the place for you. The creation beamdog server list boasts hundreds of high quality persistent world servers where you play both in character and with the actual game mechanics. It's literally as close to playing 3.5 as you can get without having a table in front of you and dice in your hand in a lot of cases. So beamdog is a hit and a miss on this one. This experience is like literally no other game and I've never seen anything else that offers anything like it. A couple of clones have tried and failed. This is the OG as far as community developed content. If you're just playing the base game you are missing out completely on what the game has to offer. So. Beamdogs changes to the game don't even warrant noting. The multiplayer experience and community are where it's at. If you're new, give it a look. We'd love to have you.
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Posted on: June 5, 2020
MattHasGas
Verified ownerGames: 61 Reviews: 1
Good Game, but the bugs can get annoying
It's an RPG. Level a character, complete quests, loot stuff. The controls take some getting used to, but not bad at all. I made it halfway through this game, but had trouble completing a few quests due to bugs. Spent hours doing research trying to fix them, but found myself wasting all that time. The quests weren't critical to completing the story, but still annoying. In any Bethesda game you can fix just about any problem. This one, not so much. Other bugs included not being able to loot certain things and getting stuck in an object. Not the most common, but I found myself quicksaving all the time to combat it. This is also one of those games where you can completely screw up leveling your character. There's no fixing it other than to cheat or start over. I'd recommend following a class guide if it's your first time playing a D&D game. Learning all the mechanics of how combat works and how the talent system works can take quite awhile. Just setting up your character at the start will probably take you an hour. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it's not simple. Don't get me wrong, I liked the game, but there isn't a great database site for information on this game. I got most information from random forum posts and independent guides. I got the game for $5 and it's well worth that price.
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