Basically if you enjoyed all those Dungeons & Dragons PC games, like Baldur’s Gate, and Neverwinter Nights, you’ll probably get some fun out of Neverwinter.īetween it being free to play, having some decent DLC, and being currently on consoles as well there’s essentially no reason for any RPG or D&D fan not to give this one a shot. Gameplay is pretty much what you’d expect from a game in this genre, you choose a race for your character, choose a class for your character, and set out on your adventure. It has most everything you’d expect form an MMO, but with a well done Dungeons and Dragons vibe. As one would expect, a great many villains and problems raise their heads, and it falls to you to become the hero that Neverwinter so badly needs. You will make your way to Neverwinter, which has plunged into chaos following the disappearance of the last Lord of Neverwinter. You’ll start your journey as your ship is sunk, leaving you unconscious on the shore. While a lot of MMO’s focus very heavily on the PVP angle, Neverwinter tries to be more story oriented and consequently more worthy of its Dungeons and Dragons brand. While Neverwinter does suffer from many of the problems of MMO’s, there are a lot of things it does do very well. While it is not technically part of the Neverwinter Nights series, it is set in the eponymous city of Neverwinter.

Neverwinter will sound familiar to many gamers, and for good reason.

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