Neverwinter Nights itself was a bizarre little RPG that tried to simultaneously create an emotional single-player epic, while integrating with a multiplayer system. Surprisingly, it mostly succeeds on ...

Dungeons & Dragons based computer RPGs have been around for a while now. Since BioWare / Black Isle's original Baldur's Gate hit shelves back in 1998, we've seen quite a few high quality games in the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Jagneaux is a writer and analyst, covering MMOs and retro games. Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition is far from being ...

Neverwinter is free-to-play, and we’ll get a bit more into pay-to-win, pay-for-convenience elements later. The important thing here is players can get right into the game and begin playing without ...

Over the past decade, Dungeons & Dragons has gone from a nerdy niche tangled up with a satanic panic to a mainstream IP where a bunch of nerds can sell out Madison Square Garden playing it. Stranger ...

Neverwinter’s 30th module is out today on all platforms. As Above, So Below – Return to Pirates’ Skyhold, takes us back to a revamped classic Adventure Zone for new and revamped content, mysteries to ...

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Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios revealed this week that they have brought Neverwinter to the Epic Games Store. The free-to-play action MMORPG set in the Forgotten Realms has officially ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The lounge at BioWare looks just how you’d imagine a developer’s rec ...

Neverwinter may be an online multiplayer RPG, but what it aspires to be most is "a co-op Dragon Age with a touch of Oblivion's exploration", Cryptic's Jack Emmert has revealed. "We aspire to that," ...

I discovered my favorite quest in Neverwinter about 30 levels in, when I stood overlooking a fiery pit with my dungeon group scattered around me. And suddenly it hit me: I couldn't stand these people.

While gingerly picking my way through the alchemical laboratory at the centre of a ransacked mansion, carefully hunting for clues, I found myself facing a large, glowing stone the size of man. I ...