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Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide Review At Gamespy

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Jun 18, 2003.

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    It seems that everyone is eager to review Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide. Gamespy is the next to follow, rating it with a score of 84 out of 100. Here is a snippet:

    When I reviewed the original Neverwinter Nights -- BioWare's first 3D role-playing game (RPG) that also allows users to create their own modules -- I made an esoteric Aristotelian analogy regarding the philosopher's stance on the old "chicken or egg" conundrum. I'll stick with a similarly abstruse theme in discussing Shadows of Undrentide, the first official expansion pack for Neverwinter Nights. Shadows of Undrentide is Carl Jung to Neverwinter Nights' Sigmund Freud. It builds and focuses on several aspects of the original while expanding the precursor's world as a whole. For those of you that dig BioWare RPGs, but aren't keen on psychologists, here's a translation: Shadows of Undrentide focuses on a few facets of Neverwinter Nights, and does them even better.

    Read the full review here.
     
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