Systems: PC and MAC
Our Review: For Never winter! Never Winter Nights 2 is an RPG type game based on chance. The game it’s based from is Dungeons and Dragons, a fantasy game. The games single player campaign is amazing and the graphics aren’t bad either. The game is a strictly PC series. Read our review to see if it’s good for you! The single player campaign is amazing. Not as good as the first one, but still amazing. This game has to have up to 100 hours of game play with optional quests to do. As you go along in the game, you find more people to party up with if you choose. You can be nice, and have many allies and party members, or you can be mean to the public and play an evil campaign. This will make the game tougher, though still fun. The character creation is phenomenal as well. You have many races including: Orc, Human, Half-Orc, elf, Half-elf, gnome, dwarf, Halfling, and plane touched. It gives you many facial and body customizations. The classes are many; basing off of 3rd generation D&D. they bring in the prestige classes which require certain requirements through the game to be one. As you level up, you can choose different classes to mix with, like cleric, and fighter. These will give you more abilities but will keep you at pretty low level spells if you decide to combine classes. So beware. The single player is fun and time consuming. The battles are chance, and you take a gamble based on your characters skills and stats. This is a need to buy game for RPG fans, or just D&D fans. 

The graphics are good for the time it came out, so the visuals will be pretty experiencing. They’re not the best, but definitely still enjoyable. You just need a decent computer to run it, so many will be able to play it. The multiplayer isn’t that great at all. Very iffy and difficult to figure out. I mean, the game is supposed to be strictly single player so the multiplayer doesn’t affect the game at all. Though, I think it should’ve been worked on more. Overall, this game could’ve had more work put into the multiplayer as well as the single player. Still, this is a must own for RPG or D&D fans.