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Shadows of Undrentide Review at Quandaryland

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Sep 2, 2003.

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    (Originally posted by Veldrin)

    Quandaryland has posted a review of Shadows of Undrentide and didn't give it a final score, so here is their conclusion:

    All in all this was quite an agreeable journey. The graphics are good and very detailed, much the same as in NWN, but I was fascinated watching the shadows shift and re-shape this time around, perhaps because the gameworld isn’t always as murky so they catch your attention more often. It’s good, too, closing in and watching your character dodge a blow or weave a spell, and watching your footprints in the sand trail behind you and then disappear. This gave me the impression that the sand was so fine it couldn’t ‘hold’ imprints for more than the time it took to walk a few steps. Along with the great music, which is at least partly recycled from NWN, these little touches really contribute to the game.

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