Regardless of your thoughts on the other campaigns, MOTB alone makes this is worth it and provided a great experience narrative wise, akin to KotOR II TSL, it's Obsidian doing what they do best and I would say if you're looking for more engaging writing you'll find the expansion worth your time.

Seems to me that this classic doesn't get the praise it deserves. The original campaign follows an epic storyline with interesting characters and lore and great writing (as expected from Obsidian). It exceeds the first Neverwinter game in every possible way. The MotB campaign is the closest thing you can get to Planescape: Torment. Amazing plot, sublime dialogues and writing and unique npcs and companions. The spirit hunger aspect adds depth and a sense of urgency to gameplay. Oh, and it's the only dnd based game that you can truly role play an evil character! Storm of Zehir on the other hand, is trying to offer a more authentic pen 'n paper experience. Among new additions are an explorable overworld map and random encounters. Skills can be used during exploration for avoiding enemies finding secrets and many more. Story is not as good as in the other 2 games though there are a few good twists. Playing this game reminded me a bit of the Icewind Dale series. Overall, a great rpg pack that also offers the richest character creation in any D&D related game. Highly recommended!

Very well-done RPG,countless hours of fun

Can you make this for Mac? Can you make every RPG and strategy games for Mac? For other I've got xbox. Thanks

I played through the original game, but it was a bit of a slog. The characters are a grab bag of clichés, and I only liked Sand (who is um, terrific). The overall plot was not too compelling either, and be warned that the gameplay will be easy for any vet. The crafting system is overly complex, tedious, and broken. That said, NWN2 is an enormous improvement over the original NWN and Obsidian should be praised for revising the absurd decision in the first game not to give full party control --a real blight on the Bioware predecessor. Mask of the Betrayer is a masterpiece of good crpg storytelling that destroys hands down both the original IE games and successors like Pillars of Eternity in terms of plot. The characters in your party are terrific (Kaelyn! Gann!) and have well-developed backstory. The atmosphere is infectious. The mechanics of your curse are also good fun even if as a good character it proves to be very easy to handle. I have only played through as good but as evil you can apparently be absolutely malevolent. The only con is that crafting and gameplay difficulty is broken -- any veteran of CPRGs will be cruising through most of the combats. Also I'm sad Ammon Jerro was not a full party member. 7/10 for the original game, 9/10 for Mask of the Betrayer, haven't played Storms of Zehir.