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Nox™
Description
An excellent action/RPG hybrid with very unique gameplay. Your name is Jack Mower, a 20th century dude who just happened to be sucked into the world of Nox via his TV set. The world is in danger and you have to save it! But before you embark on your epic journey you must choose your path: warrior, wizard, or conjurer.
Choose the path of a warrior, and you will be able to equip and use all manner of swords, battle-axes, war hammers, and chakrams - though you’ll leave the magical mumbo-jumbo up to the Conjurer and Wizard classes. An enchanted weapon is the closest a Warrior gets to magic but that’s OK, because magic is for sissies.
As a Wizard you will explore the mystical art of spell casting, ranging from enemy-confounding illusions to devastating displays of metaphysical force. You’ll also learn to set magical traps containing deadly spell combinations to thwart the unsuspecting foe. Although you’ll have to renounce the use of ungainly swords and armor in the name of your art, you will still be able to wield a staff as a last-ditch physical defense.
If you choose a Conjurer you will be able to magically charm and summon creatures to do your bidding. You can even create a magical creature called a bomber which can wreak sorcerous havoc on your enemies. You’ll also get plenty of experience wielding staves and bows to fend off the few enemies who manage to slip past your minions.
We share the earnest reasons that make a classic game so dear to us!
Recommended by Kilg0re_Tr0ut from GOG Stream Team: Nox is a truly underrated game from Westwood Studios. Often written off as a "Diablo-clone", this is really a unique quest oriented action RPG. You play Jack, a young man who (along with his TV) is accidentally teleported to Nox by the evil Hecubah, and it is your job to right things in Nox and eventually defeat her. The story and gameplay adapts to accommodate one of three different character classes you have to choose from, the Warrior, who can't use magic, but has access to all armor and weapon types (except bows and staves), the Conjurer, who can use bows and crossbows, can use some spells, but specialize in summoning monsters that can fight alongside them, and the Wizard class, who specialize in the vast majority of spells in the game, and can even teleport and become invisible. This adds tremendous replayability as playing the game with each character makes for a completely different experience, basically giving you three games in one. Easy to get into, Nox is highly recommended for fans of the genre."
Click here to discover the Throwback Thursday collection of games.
Choose the path of a warrior, and you will be able to equip and use all manner of swords, battle-axes, war hammers, and chakrams - though you’ll leave the magical mumbo-jumbo up to the Conjurer and Wizard classes. An enchanted weapon is the closest a Warrior gets to magic but that’s OK, because magic is for sissies.
As a Wizard you will explore the mystical art of spell casting, ranging from enemy-confounding illusions to devastating displays of metaphysical force. You’ll also learn to set magical traps containing deadly spell combinations to thwart the unsuspecting foe. Although you’ll have to renounce the use of ungainly swords and armor in the name of your art, you will still be able to wield a staff as a last-ditch physical defense.
If you choose a Conjurer you will be able to magically charm and summon creatures to do your bidding. You can even create a magical creature called a bomber which can wreak sorcerous havoc on your enemies. You’ll also get plenty of experience wielding staves and bows to fend off the few enemies who manage to slip past your minions.
Throwback Thursday Recommendation
We share the earnest reasons that make a classic game so dear to us!
Recommended by Kilg0re_Tr0ut from GOG Stream Team: Nox is a truly underrated game from Westwood Studios. Often written off as a "Diablo-clone", this is really a unique quest oriented action RPG. You play Jack, a young man who (along with his TV) is accidentally teleported to Nox by the evil Hecubah, and it is your job to right things in Nox and eventually defeat her. The story and gameplay adapts to accommodate one of three different character classes you have to choose from, the Warrior, who can't use magic, but has access to all armor and weapon types (except bows and staves), the Conjurer, who can use bows and crossbows, can use some spells, but specialize in summoning monsters that can fight alongside them, and the Wizard class, who specialize in the vast majority of spells in the game, and can even teleport and become invisible. This adds tremendous replayability as playing the game with each character makes for a completely different experience, basically giving you three games in one. Easy to get into, Nox is highly recommended for fans of the genre."
Click here to discover the Throwback Thursday collection of games.
Nox™ © 2000 Electronic Arts Inc.
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System requirements
Minimum system requirements:
Multiplayer notice: The game's official multiplayer servers have been taken offline and the only multiplayer option available is LAN.
ACCEPTANCE OF END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT REQUIRED TO PLAY
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Recommended system requirements:
Multiplayer notice: The game's official multiplayer servers have been taken offline and the only multiplayer option available is LAN.
ACCEPTANCE OF END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT REQUIRED TO PLAY
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Time to beat
14 hMain
28 h Main + Sides
42.5 h Completionist
18 h All Styles
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Action, Fantasy, Role-playing, Classic, Dark,
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Isometric, Magic, Hack and Slash, Only On GOG
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User reviews
Posted on: September 7, 2011
jimbkman
Verified ownerGames: 403 Reviews: 1
Nox and Box
Loved this game. Great puzzles reminds me of how a good D&D game should play. Also didn't hear much on the online play. There was an expansion or add on just for online co-op play that had new maps. The PvP online play was very fun and addictive also. Can't wait to re-explore this gem. Gave it 4stars due to the linear nature of the game, other than that..very fun and addictive. Highly recommended.
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Posted on: September 27, 2011
FlamingFirewire
Verified ownerGames: 2028 Reviews: 5
Nostaligia
I remember playing this game years back when I was still running my computer on Windows 98 or something similar. This game definitely came out of left park and was absolutely mind blowing just how much fun it produced. Seeing it here on GOG just makes me smile; I just might buy it and finish the game unlike back then.
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Posted on: September 28, 2011
piratmonkey
Verified ownerGames: 115 Reviews: 1
Childhood
I played Nox as a kid and it stole so many hours from me. Definitely one of my favorite rpgs of all time.
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Posted on: September 6, 2013
sabaton
Verified ownerGames: 342 Reviews: 6
Quaint early on, but ultimately boring.
After nearly dying very early on I had to switch to god mode. You face a bunch of ranged creatures early on when all you have is a staff, and they rip you apart before you even can reach them. Trying to figure out where to go was a bit of a pain with too many keys to search for. The environmental physics at being able to move things around is neat, but doesn't make up for the rest of it. I gave the game a 3 because it is decent, just boring. But you might like it.
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