Icewind Dale 2 Complete

Icewind Dale 2 is on par with Baldur's Gate 2 in terms of quality. The DnD 3.0 ruleset was excellently integrated into an isometric CRPG and this game corrects all the mistakes of its predecessor. Character customization is much more detailed (especially noticeable for the Cleric class), battles reward strategy instead of the original's reliance on artificially-increased difficulty via human wave tactics and the entire game no longer feels like you're just drifting aimlessly from dungeon to dungeon as you seek the next McGuffin. If you enjoyed Baldur's Gate 1 & 2 or Neverwinter Nights 2, don't skip this one as it will offer you more of what you love from the above classics.

One of the best out there. Super story and gameplay with awesome replayness. Every game will be different than the others. The game is not easy in the beginning but it sure gives you a lot of fun and good moments. Fantastic music and graphics, no metter it is retro style. The gameplay is at its best.

It is a wonderful game that has succumbed to the advancements of technology. I would hope (if not Beamdog) someone would undertake this monstrosity of code and turn into a fluid, amazing game utilizing either 2nd or 3rd edition rules. Mayhaps even 3.5 edition rules. I'm leaning towards 2nd edition.

This game, way back in 2003 absolutely ruined my studies as a teenager! I remember playing it every which way; good party, evil party, neutral party, all paladins (multiclassed), all wizards, normal play, with cheat codes, with cheat codes and edited characters so they all had 30 in each stat... Goddamn the effects were spectacular, the story was genuinely interesting and cutscenes actually got you involved in the story. The spells, character customisation and story were the first things that really got me into D'n'D. Brilliant game and at less than £3 it's a bargain that deserves to be in everyone's collection.

A little bit different from previous D&D games but still really great.