Neverwinter Nights game description
Neverwinter Nights is a new Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game that has been designed specifically for the online, multiplayer environment and also allows you to experience all the magic of pen-and-paper Dungeon-Mastering on your home computer! Using Neverwinter Nights' powerful and user-friendly Neverwinter Toolset, you can create and populate entire new modular worlds and stories for others to adventure in. As an all-powerful Dungeon Master (DM), Neverwinter Nights even allows you to alter the plot, possess characters, and manage combat from behind the scenes, all in real time.
There are many different ways to enjoy Neverwinter Nights. In its simplest form, you can play Neverwinter Nights right out of the box as a Single-Player Game in the Official Campaign. In true BioWare tradition, the Official Campaign, which represents more than 60 hours of game play, is rich and epic, full of complex characters and surprise plot twists that will keep you glued to your screen until the wee morning hours. The Official Campaign is not limited to a single player. You can have your friends join your adventure at any time and the game will adjust for the larger number.
For all the strength of the single-player game, the world of Neverwinter Nights shines as a deeply engaging Multiplayer Game. Competitive modules have been developed, from simple arena matches to treasure races to team-based castle stormings. BioWare has developed additional modules and material for the Neverwinter Nights Community Site. More importantly, each and every module in the Neverwinter Nights Official Campaign is written and structured to encourage the cooperative, party-based game play that makes pen-and-paper D&D so rewarding. But remember: just because you've finished the story doesn't mean the game is over.
You can always continue your adventures by downloading exciting new Player-Designed Modules from fan and guild sites and our very own Neverwinter Nights Community Site. Whether you prefer single or multiplayer games, Neverwinter Nights represents a near-infinite amount of solid, D&D gaming.
Should you ever tire of these more traditional playing styles, there are still many fascinating new ways to enjoy the game: take on the role and responsibility of Dungeon Master and shape the gaming experience of your players on a fundamental level. Bring forth words of wisdom from a dragon's mouth, create entire new quests on the fly, or simply throw an orc tribe in the party's way to buy yourself some time.
Best of all, create your own worlds, tales, and adventures with our user-friendly Aurora Neverwinter Toolset and either host them yourself, make them available for download over the Internet, or establish them as part of a larger, persistent world where people can experience your handiwork around the clock.
Neverwinter Nights ESRB rating
Teen
Neverwinter Nights system requirements
Pentium II 300 MHz or AMD K6-2 350 MHz; Windows 95/98/ME/2000SP2/XP; 96 MB RAM; DirectX 8.0a; 6 Meg TNT2-class, OpenGL 1.2 compliant video card; DirectX certified sound card; 56k modem, IPX or TCP/IP via LAN or Internet for multiplayer.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) Version 1.10 to 1.31 fixes compatibility issues, campaign bugs, adds 7 new scripting commands and much more.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) Version 1.30 to 1.31 fixes compatibility issues, campaign bugs, adds 7 new scripting commands and much more.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) Upgrade from version 1.10 to 1.30 with this file. Includes network performance tweaks and bug fixes.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) Upgrade from version 1.29 to 1.30 includes lots of bug fixes and performance tweaks.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) Update from version 1.21 to 1.29 fixes a number of bugs and adds support for 5.1 and 7.1 speaker systems.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) This update takes the game from version 1.28 to 1.29, fixes a number of bugs and adds support for 5.1 and 7.1 speaker systems.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) Version 1.28 adds Gnolls to the game resources, support for multiple Hak Paks and much more.
Neverwinter Nights (Patch) Version 1.28 adds Gnolls to the game resources, support for multiple Hak Paks and much more.
Infinite Dungeons Unleashed The latest premium module for BioWare's RPG, Neverwinter Nights, leads adventurers to Waterdeep and into Undermountain, the most famous dungeon in all of the Forgotten Realms. 29 May, 2006
Neverwinter Wednesday This week's update includes a profile of the City of Doors project, and an interview with an exceptional hakpak creator. 30 Apr, 2003
Neverwinter Nights Updates Bioware have published a builder profile along with new community portraits. Texture Bundle 5 is also now available. 25 Apr, 2003
Neverwinter Wednesday This week's content update includes details about new Shadows of Undrentide spells, Faerie Dragons, and a Hak Pak. 2 Apr, 2003
NWN Site Updated The official site now sports details of a new class, three spells from the upcoming expansion, and a new guild profile. 13 Mar, 2003
Neverwinter Nights Wins BioWare announce that their game was named RPG of the Year on Feb 28 at the Interactive Achievement Awards, Las Vegas. 6 Mar, 2003
Neverwinter Nights Site The latest update on the official site includes extensive information about the upcoming expansion, The Shadows of Undrentide. 26 Feb, 2003
Neverwinter Nights Linux Update The official NWN site has news regarding the Linux client, currently in full development. The Miles Sound System is now complete. 12 Jan, 2003
Neverwinter Nights Demo Released The long-awaited demo to this award winning RPG has finally arrived - play the prelude to the single player campaign. 6 Dec, 2002
Neverwinter Nights: CE Announced The Collector's Edition will feature the original game plus an extra campaign, special case, the soundtrack, a mouse pad & more. 21 Nov, 2002
Neverwinter Nights Receives Award The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has crowned the title 'Best PC Game'. 14 Oct, 2002
Neverwinter Nights Goes Gold Infogrames today announced that Neverwinter Nights has completed development and will ship to retail stores under the Company's Atari label as early as June 18. 11 Jun, 2002
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