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Shadows of Undrentide Review at RPGDot

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Jul 24, 2003.

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    RPGDot's Jeff 'EverythinXen' Layne has posted a Shadows of Undrentide review and gave the game a final score of 81%. Here's a clip:

    In conclusion I would have to say that if you liked NWN single-player you'll probably like SoU single-player. The strength remains in multi-player, however: it's pretty much the only way I can see using a lot of the new spells, feats, and prestige classes to their most advantage. Are these new features enough to spend money? If you're already a NWN fan I believe so. One thing I liked best was how almost every decision had an effect on your alignment (and there were some brutal things you could do as an evil character). Unfortunately this didn't change the end movie in the slightest: chapter two plays out the same for absolutely everyone, as NPC interaction drops to basically none.

    Read it all here.
     
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