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Hordes of the Underdark Review at GameShark

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Jan 3, 2004.

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    (Originally posted by chevalier)

    GameShark have reviewed Hordes of the Underdark and given it an 8.4. Here's a snip:

    Hordes of the Underdark is all about choices. The 6 new prestige classes round out the 6 given in Shadows of Undrentide, giving all starting characters a class they can work towards if they want to. In addition you have much more choice in how your character appears. Dye kits let you recolor your armor, and the inclusion of real robes as well as the craft armor and craft weapon skills means the end of being forced to wear embarrassing clown suits just for their good stats. The most important choices you are given are the choices between good and evil. In the original campaign the evil choices were rarely satisfying, as you generally did the same things that the good characters were doing and all that was different was that you were a jerk about it. With multiple endings and some major plot affecting choices, you finally get the feeling that your actions have impact on the plot, as well as having consequences with your henchmen.

    Read the rest at GameShark.
     
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