Icewind Dale, unlike Baldur's Gate or Planescape, is a gameplay-focused D&D game with minimal emphasis on story and characters and more on combat and dungeon exploration. The game uses the counted magic system rather than MP. Debuffs/curses and death are permanent until you remove/revive them with holy magic, and weapons & armor use the Plus/AC system with special equipment having names and backstory. The game will overwhelm you with its dungeons having multiple paths that lead to different objetives you have to complete to unlock the next dungeon, most of them being relic collecting. The story is about your custom party being part of a ill-fated expedition to help the community of Kuldahar that is being threaten by an ancient evil of D&D lore.
Star Wars Battlefront 2 (Classic) is both the best and worst of the pre-HD era of games, the game is full of content but half of it can be uninspired or poorly designed. It has bots but their AI can be stupid and/or erratic. It has multiple gamemodes but most of them are shallow or unpolished. While the context of the story mode is interesting, its execution is uninspired with a lot of wasted potential and difficulty spikes. It's Mods-compatible but it was made to only work with community-made maps, the other mods work through replacing vanilla files in the game files and in the modern age that can be annoying and dangerous if you don't do backups for everything you replace. Even with all of this, i highly recommend you buy this game, specially if you are burned with the ultra-serious, limited in content, offline-weak shooters of the HD era.
