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Originally Posted by samIamsad
Last year I stumbled upon a Pool Of Radiance remake/module for Neverwinter Nights.
It's straightforward (a city, some areas surrounding it and some quests waiting for you to complete), and was some hack&slash fun in multiplayer. That's so cool about Neverwinter: The next D&D adventure is just a small download away.  |
Have the original PC version as part of the Forgotten Realms Archives boxed set. 12 games including
The Epic Series
- Pool of Radiance
- Curse of the Azure Bonds
- Secret of the Silver Blades
- Pools of Darkness
Hillsfar
Eye of the Beholder trilogy
Dungeon Hack (a random fantasy dungeon generator)
Savage Frontier
- Gateway to the Savage Frontier
- Treasures of the Savage Frontier
And last but not least Menzoberranzan a first person shoo....erm....hacker.
Mind you, you need to have the right machine to run these games (my emboldening)
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Originally Posted by manual
If you have a "fast" machine such as a 486/50MHz machine, it may be so fast that you may not be able to read messages - no matter how slow you set the speed.
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Ironically, DOSBox, resource-hungry little beast that it is, allows these games to run at a perfectly playable speed on my XP PC.
