Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

100 or More Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Worth playing"

Well, the camera is a Little better, and the story continues. Good game considering the rpg element and if you like this sort of game play. It's slow, but does require some thought. The cut and paste feel of Neverwinter is a little dull but there is enough game time here to make up for most of that. The new characters that can be made, and spells, as well as, the abilities are cool. The mainstream make of this title holds enough value at 20 U.S. dollars to make it worth picking up. More of the same with a few new added features and patches to make it a decent value for what you get. If your a fan of Neverwinter 2 it's worth getting and you know what to expect, but it is far from fantastic. There were a few tweaks the the graphics which are noticeable, and the length of the game is decent. If you want to play a game that is a bit slower paced, give Neverwinter 2 a try and this expansion is worth picking up for the price. I'm not a huge fan of Bio Ware, but I did enjoy D&D, Forgotten Realms etc. and I do feel that Neverwinter 2 does give the franchise a small bit of justice bringing it to the pc scene, more so than the original Neverwinter.