Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition

This wonderful RPG is not based on hacking your enemies to earn gold and XPs but rather on a very complex plot which requires attention. Every interaction has a meaning and the environment is by no means a generic fantasy land. Buy it if you are fed up with linear plots and level grinding.

I am stuck in a small hut, where a portal is not spawning, although I have the item. I have put the code into the .lua file to use the move area cheat, but that does not work. CTRL+space does not open the command console. Anything else that BeamDog wants to screw up on these games? I'm tired of people praising these hack jobs. I played the original and at least you could use the command console to fix these sorts of bugs. Now, you cannot. The .lua file is called Baldur.lua, as are all of the save files. This is not Baldur's Gate. This is Planescape: Torment! Regardless, if the game is using that .lua file, the command console should open. Please provide a key for access to the NON-Hacked-Edition of this game.

Simply put, it is still the greatest story driven CRPG, just replayed this EE version on steam and the game is just as amazing as it was back then. I absolutely love this EE version compared to the BG:EE and alike, since they have not messed with the game itself, just made it work with modern specs, updated the UI to work seamlessly with the new resolutions without ANY adjustment needed right out off the box Also the loot all feature (default: T) is an absolute life safer when fighting swarms like rats No matter if you have or haven't played this game before, it is easily the best game purchase you can ever make

If you liked games like Baldur's Gate, then this is right up your alley. The graphics are old and outdated, but if you enjoy the universe of Dungeons and Dragons, this is all but perfect. Grim, but perfect. Personally, not a big fan of games where the whole background is just a picture and my lil' characters get to run around on it, but again, if you liked Baldur's Gate or IceWind Dale, you probably want this. I wouldn't buy it again (and in fact, thought I was buying a different game when first I bought it), but I don't regret my purchase. It's just not for me.

Pretty much everything you've read about this game is spot on, just play it already. If you love narrative driven games this is pretty much as good as it gets. Not to say that its age doesn't show and it hasn't any flaws (the combat is really underwhelming, for one), but I am saying what makes this game good completely makes up for these irritations. Be prepared to read a lot, as the meat and bones of this game is in the dialogue and the choices you make. There's so much to dive into in this game that it took me roughly 7 years of trying this game on and off before I bit the bullet and pushed through the VERY overwhelming first 1-2 hours of this game. You're thrust into this completely alien world playing as a character with memory loss, and in hindsight I feel like the overwhelming amount of information you have to deal with in the earlier parts of the game is, while pretty rough by today's standards, is exactly what is necessary for immersion and really seeing the world through The Nameless One's eyes.