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Add-on pack
| Viewed: | 3D Combination | Genre: | Add-on pack Adventure: Role Playing |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Bioware | Soft. Co.: | Bioware |
| Publishers: | Atari
(GB/GB) |
Released: | 5 Dec 2003
(GB) 24 Mar 2005 (GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 12+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
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Summary
Like EverQuest, Bioware’s Neverwinter Nights has grown into a massive RPG with a respectable fanbase. And with the Neverwinter community continuing to grow at an alarming rate, developer Bioware has produced a second expansion pack that goes by the name of Hordes of the Underdark.
Returning to the Forgotten Realms once again, Underdark is an unusually large expansion pack, and much more extensive than previous add-on, Shadows of Undrentide. This new addition boasts an additional 20-30 hours of RPG gaming, but caters mostly for the advanced Neverwinter gamer, offering 'Epic' gameplay that allows for more powerful players and formidable foes such as devils, demons and dragons.
It makes the player’s adventure one of the longest the series has ever seen, and Bioware has quashed any concerns that a 40-level single player adventure would become monotonous by including six new races. Naturally these include dwarves, warriors and other fantasy fighters, and each of them give players more freedom to choose how they wish to progress through the game.
Customisable weapons and armour, 42 new and Epic spells and 50 new feats make Underdark even more extensive and will help players no end as they try to defeat their enemies in a new and compelling story. Underdark is a worthy addition to the Neverwinter series, and we’re certain it won’t be the last.
Returning to the Forgotten Realms once again, Underdark is an unusually large expansion pack, and much more extensive than previous add-on, Shadows of Undrentide. This new addition boasts an additional 20-30 hours of RPG gaming, but caters mostly for the advanced Neverwinter gamer, offering 'Epic' gameplay that allows for more powerful players and formidable foes such as devils, demons and dragons.
It makes the player’s adventure one of the longest the series has ever seen, and Bioware has quashed any concerns that a 40-level single player adventure would become monotonous by including six new races. Naturally these include dwarves, warriors and other fantasy fighters, and each of them give players more freedom to choose how they wish to progress through the game.
Customisable weapons and armour, 42 new and Epic spells and 50 new feats make Underdark even more extensive and will help players no end as they try to defeat their enemies in a new and compelling story. Underdark is a worthy addition to the Neverwinter series, and we’re certain it won’t be the last.
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