this is a game with a lot of promise and a fairly steep learning curve. there isn't a tutorial, or an instruction manual, or someone there to guide you. you are alone in navigating the world, in figuring out its dangers and it is as unforgiving as it is rewarding
I'm only a few hours in but so far i'm having a blast. graphics are better, sound is better, and unlike the version I first played back in 2000 - whenever, it hasn't crashed a single time. Yet. I really am having fun.
I bought this game when it came out back in the dark times, before GOG. I just bought the enhanced addition and I'm enjoying it all over again. The difference between the Diamond edition and the Enhanced edition is night and day. If you're looking to capture just a little bit of what it was like to play Neverwinter at launch, may I recommend this right here.
so far it's a bit clunky with the interface, but to be fair I am only a few hours into it. same character and same worl and I dig that a lot. writing is consistent with the last game which I also like. so, in my humble estimation, if you liked the last game, you'll like this one to
I am late to the party on this game, but having played the original, I like it so far. Game play is smooth, voice acting is a bit heavy handed but passable, and the levels so far have been diverse and open enough to allow a choice between a stealth or terminator approach
This game is fun and has a lot going for it. There are absolutely some issues like a broken quest line, typos, some disappearing characters and environmental hiccups, but these things shouldn't deter you. The story is fun, the setting is great and the role-playing options abound. I just finished the game and after they patch it, I'm going to play it again and try all the different things I didn't try the first time through. If you liked tactic rpgs from the 90's, like Fallout, commandos, jagged edge, or the first Wasteland, you'll really like wasteland 2.
