Nox™

I first got this game when I was 11 years old in 2001. I immediately fell in love with it's fast pace action and individual stories and twists for each character class. The music is brilliant, the graphics are still great, sound design is excellent. It's simplistic in a positive way and elegant, If only Westwood were still around to create a sequel.

I missed this game since migrating to mac. It is so well ported that i forget i'm playing this in mac. BUT... 5 seconds long lag comes every 5 minutes. and it really annoys me. if it were not for this bug, i might have rate this 5 stars.

I had kind of forgotten about this game for many years. Then I saw it on the list here. It has been 10 years since I've played it, but now after looking at the pics here I have to go dig it out of my closet and have a 3th play through. It is one of the best top down RPGs I have ever played. I enjoyed it more than games like Baldurs gate and Dungeon Siege.

I remember buying this game when it first came out and absolutely loving it. I was expecting it to be Westwood's attempt at making a Diablo 2 clone but what I got was so much more. First of all, it has a lot more in common with games like Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, or even Divine Divinity. The story has a very Never Ending Story sort of feel to it. There's less of a hack-and-slash feel to the game. It's a bit more methodical and story driven. Each class has a different story and different locations. Unlike many games where different story for each class means replaying the same sections but with different dialog or cutscenes, each class feels like you're playing a completely different game and rarely will you explore the same areas as the other classes. If you like RPGs and don't just want a mindless hack-and-slash game, you will want to pick this up

Replayed this game two or three times with each character over 20-something years.