Very addicting A Morale-based, Survival City Builder I felt personally responsible for the wellbeing and safety of my people. I restarted multiple times because i wasn't willing to make the hard decisions needed to keep the city living. Definitely worth a buy!
BUGGY! Visual bugs and quick slot bugs are prevalent in this Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition. A bit of an irony considering a large premise of the EE version was a graphical and UI upgrade (as with changes bugs often happen but I hope this is fixed later) . The graphical changes this EE version touts appear mild. Nothing actually stood out as different, however the UI changes are a welcomed convenience. Multiplayer is part of this game, so I review it; Perhaps it is me, but when I hear backwards compatible I expect a game not to mess up the multiplayer servers I play on. Although it does state backward compatibility with "original Neverwinter Nights", having to buy a game I already have 5 copies of to continue playing on an upgraded server and messing up non-upgraded servers is a little frustrating. Upside, I haven't noticed any crashes yet, or had to make tweaks to get it to work on my up-to-date Windows (something I did not find difficult to do), so that is convenient. Overall; Convenience. The Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition, has been more of a convenience rather than necessity, though it necessitates both servers and client to have the same editions. If you are going to buy NWN for the first time, I'd suggest this version since many servers will probably switch to EE and user convenience when playing the campaign.
