Разработчик: Beamdog
Описание
The Legendary RPG Returns
Originally released in 2000, Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is the legendary Dungeons & Dragons RPG— freshly updated for modern adventurers.Customize a party of up to six heroes and venture across the icy tundra to battle monsters, plunder dungeons, and uncover secrets of the frozen wastes.
Original Campaigns & Unseen Quests
The Enhanced Edition includes the classic campaign, two official expansions, plus quests cut from the original 2000 release.
- Original Icewind Dale Campaign
- Heart of Winter Expansion
- Trials of the Luremaster Expansion
- Quest content cut from the Original Game
Customize Your Party
- 30+ New Character Kits & Adventuring Classes
- Upload characters from previous playthroughs
- Dozens of new Spells & Gear for your Heroes
- New Magical Armor and Weaponry
Classic Gameplay
- 2-D isometric graphics
- Real-time-with-pause combat
- Adapts 2nd Edition Dungeons & Dragons Rules
Enhanced for Modern Adventurers
- Updated Interface and New Quick-loot Bar
- Upgrades the original with scores of bug fixes
- Cross-platform Multiplayer for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android & iOS
Evil Stirs in the Frozen North
In the northernmost reaches of the Forgotten Realms lies the region of icy tundra known as Icewind Dale. Journey deep into the Spine of the World, a harsh and unforgiving territory settled only by the hardiest folk. Encounter fearsome beasts that have learned the cunning ferocity needed to survive among the snow-shrouded peaks. Confront an evil that schemes beneath the carven glaciers to wreak destruction upon the face of Faerun. This is the world of Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, polish, turkish, korean, russian, czech, portuguese - brazil, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7, 8.1, 10 64 bit
- Processor: Dual Core Processor
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Mac
- OS: OS X 10.9
- Processor: Dual Core Processor
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 18.04 or equivalent
- Processor: Dual Core Processor
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
five star game only problem is when i try to play multiplayer it boots me every now and then but overall amazing game
Fuck this game
One day later edit:
I wrote that previous review after dying on a tough fight due to pathfinding issues twice in a row and was "Big Mad".
I'm not sure about recommending this game, it isn't bad, but it's mostly just a combat focused dungeon crawler. If you've played Baldur's Gate 2 and really wanted less roleplaying and plot, and more fighting than this game is for you. I don't think it's bad, but it's got a lot of frustrating jank such as the aforementioned pathfinding issues. If you're not willing to save scum it's extremely difficult, especially early on when a couple of unlucky roles can immediately send your tankiest character to an early death. The difficulty definitely levels off after a while, but as someone who beat BG2 and is familiar with the genre, but is not an expert I found it pretty hard.
Overall, I don't think this game is bad, I just wouldn't recommend it unless you know what you're getting with it. For me, I think I miss the more exploratory parts of other RPG's and would prefer to play a dedicated tactics game for this type of combat. For retro RPG's I'd recommend checking out Baldur's Gate 2, or Planescape Torment, or Fallout 2 if you're looking for something more story focused. I'm leaving it at a thumbs up, because I did have fun with it and I'm pretty sure I got it for like $5 at one point and I got my money's worth
The game was boring. I was hoping it would be similar to Baldur's Gate, and while the interface and overall design resembled it, the experience fell short. The story wasn't as captivating, and I didn't feel connected to or drawn in by the characters.
Good classic D&D
Very fun!
...Tales follow you and tales await you, as they always do for those whose hearts yearn for adventure and glory ....
Recommending if you don't mind a very rough start. At least if you go in with no experience with other Infinity Engine games. Once the controls start making sense, there's lots of goblin-slaying to be had.
The character-creation menu is a nightmare and the pre-made characters seem to be a red herring. The pre-made mage doesn't have Magic Missile, which is the spell you actually want for deleting mobs early on.
The sage advice I got was to use a party of 4 instead of 6, focus-fire one target at a time, and spam Magic Missile. With that, I got unstuck and started figuring shit out.
Set the game to auto-pause whenever you spot an enemy and kill an enemy. Combat goes smoothly on Deck with A to pause/unpause and touch screen buttons along the right side of the screen. Tap each hero icon, set their weapon, then tap Select All and click a target to have them all focus-fire with that weapon.
The inventory system is still trash though. It feels asinine to have both a bag space limit AND a maximum weight. It's asinine for my Fighter to have 20 Yeti pelts while feeling cool as a cucumber, but then he suddenly can't fit a ring in his backpack.
love this game
Fun dungeon-crawling and monster-slaying.
Old school D&D whats not to love.
holy fuck holy fuck holy fuck it so so so so gooood
this is the game where RtP combat clicked for me
IWD is a classic power fantasy adventure about mindless killing, based on completely archaic, insanely clunky and straight up unplayable AD&D system, which for some reason, we absolutely love.
Cons of Enchanced Edition:
- still no spell range indicators after 20 years, although wiping your team every time you cast fireball is very true to original experience
- OG players would remember cleric scrolls and mage scrolls used to have different art, not anymore
- added katanas and other samurai nonsense for manga kids, but this also means more weapons so it's kinda a plus too, they're just out of place a bit
Pros of Enchanced Edition:
- it works
- UI improvements are good
- you can zoom out very far and seriously, it's a big change
- new classes add new depth but you can also keep things classic
- new eq is cool and sense of progression still seems balanced and well thought out; gear upgrades hit you in perfect timing, power spikes feel rewarding and satysfying and the whole adventure is quite addictive
Conclusion:
It could be improved, but I still gladly gather my party before venturing forward. If you like ADnD games, little inconveniences shouldn't bother you too much, 'cause you're a masochist anyway.
Old D&D classic game, same genre as Baldur's Gate 1. Third person view, combat is computer controlled once you order your characters to attack, allows pause during combat to prepare spells, change weapons, follows classic D&D structure for hit points, armor class, weapons damage, spells, etc. Allows frequent saves so that us wimps who can't stand to get all our characters killed by some unusually lucky goblins don't have to start over. Not open world, you get missions and need to focus on them to progress the game plot. A nice game for those of us lacking the dexterity to enjoy first person combat RPGs.
"Icewind Dale" is praised for its immersive, cold atmosphere, strong tactical combat system, compelling storytelling set in a unique "Ten-Towns" environment, detailed world-building, and a well-crafted D&D experience with challenging encounters, all while maintaining a similar quality to other classic RPGs like Baldur's Gate, with its own distinct flavor and story elements.
Key strengths of Icewind Dale:
Atmospheric Setting:
The icy, snowy landscape of the Icewind Dale region provides a unique and visually striking environment.
Tactical Combat:
The game features deep, strategic combat with a focus on positioning and party synergy, similar to other classic D&D RPGs.
Compelling Story:
While not as linear as some other RPGs, the story in Icewind Dale is engaging and well-written, with interesting characters and moral dilemmas.
Ten-Towns Exploration:
Players can explore multiple settlements within the Ten-Towns, offering a sense of freedom and diverse quest opportunities.
Character Building:
The character creation system allows for a wide range of builds and playstyles, fitting within the D&D ruleset.
Quality Music and Sound Design:
The game's soundtrack effectively complements the icy atmosphere.
Good
Pretty good for such an old game.
RTWP
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I want an enhanced edition of IWD2...
The old real-time-with-pause goodness, set in the cold, icy lands. 10/10.
An all time-classic
Fantastic update to an old friend.
It is amazing that this game is 20 years old - it still stands the test of time and is a fantastic play.
The second edition rule-set, while old, works extremely well for dungeon crawling.
Beautiful game, very challenging
Liked this game, because you can save you loot, then reload it to a new toon.
Fun, pulpy AD&D nonsense. It's pretty hard going, the rules are a bit obscure to say the least
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Great graphics. Great music. Simple combat fun. Having max level of 30 make soloing with F/M/T or Dragon Disciple very easy and enjoyable.
If you like Baldurs Gate 3, check out this blast from the past. One of BG3s predecessors, and a real fun ride. Plus you can create all of your party members, and none of them try to touch your no no spot.
i love it
A great revisiting of an old classic CRPG!
A wonderful return to a classic I greatly enjoyed when it first came out, over 20 years ago. It has aged very well.
I love DnD. I want to like this. I've picked it up and tried it at least a half-dozen times. I want to get hooked and see the story, I want to experience more of the Forgotten Realms.... But it's just too old and lacking what I expect from a game made after 1995. The Divinity Original Sin games have made it impossible for me to enjoy all original DnD RPGs.
Review in Progress
Overall I have found Icewind Dale to be just as entertaining as it was so many years back, i thought it was great then, and it's held up very well.
Icewind Dale is very similar to the Baldur's Gate series, using the same game mechanics and general game play, but differs in the party approach. Icewind Dale is designed for the play to build a party, and take the whole party through the game, where Baldur's Gate is designed for one character to be generated, and a party built around that character from various other characters encountered throughout the game. The advantage to a Generated "Party" approach, for game play, is that the game doesn't end when the central character dies, as there is not central character, which in my opinion, reduces frustration from lucky critical hits on the party. The drawback to this approach, is that the story has to be more general, there isn't a personal story central to any character. Though I think the story for this game is told as-well-as or better than any other RPG of the time.
The original and still the BEST
more snow than skyrim 10/10
Still holds up really well.
Playing Icewind Dale during the winter as my window frosted with ice is the coziest DND experience of all time. A proper Infinity Engine dungeon crawler with a fully customizable party, divine music & ethereal atmosphere. There's an indistinct aura that makes it magically great. IWD definitely has the best character portraits, each singing a world unto themselves.
EE introduces new classes, new spells from BG2, dual wielding, an enhanced loot window & quality of life improvements. Even after 10 years I still come back to this game. If you enjoy traditional fantasy RPGs, you should play Icewind Dale. Understandably a forgotten genre, fortunately preserved by its genuine intent. Literal lightning & ice in a bottle.
Old but gold.
fun dnd based game
I liked it but for me it just doesn't compare to the Baldurs Gate games. It's a lot more about combat - rows and rows of hordes with little to no story. That might be some peoples' cup of tea. Personally, I missed character and story and had to force myself to finish.
I love this game already. It took me 37 minutes to create my first party and I'm still not completely satisfied.
cool but very old school
Laughably boring. I mean seriously, I am on the last chapter and I am pretty sure I am going to quit. Just play BG2. Trust me, this game doesn't get better.
Unplayable due to consistent crashes.
Great, old school, turn based, top-down RPG. Based on older version of DND rules, so people new to DND may have a slight learning curve, but that part is easy. Much better story line than a lot of newer games. I played this game years ago and it's been a lot of fun playing it again.
Just like BG 1 & 2 this one is great.
Recommended for fans of Baldur's Gate I and II if you want a more combat orientated experience. I thought the stripped away role-playing elements and focus on dungeon-diving in the frozen wastes lent itself to the remote locations. Also loved you crafting your entire party from scratch, really gets your power-gaming going early on for fans of min-maxing.
you start out WAY too weak, as in everything kills you too easy so you have to save game after EVERY encounter, & thats just in the first opening act of the game. Then, once you get to Kuldahar, it gets even worse for you. To even stand a chance against any monsters, you better have some really good stuff equipped or you are toast because they are over-powered & you die constantly & have to load save games repeatedly to get anywhere. speaking of equipment, prices are ridiculous & you cant afford decent stuff for all party members at the same time because you get very little money for what you DO manage to kill & plunder. Monsters are simply too strong to defeat without losing at least one party member along the way. Looks pretty good graphics-wise for its age, but very bad decision to start you at level 1 with nothing but a stick to fight with while monsters are overpowered & sometimes too numerous to defeat to progress in the game. No, just NO to actually recommending this game to anyone.
I'd review this as mixed if available, but I'll mark no because the reviews are overly positive. I loved playing Baldur's Gate 1 and 2, but most of the roleplaying and related combat is removed from this experience. The graphics are comparable to Baldur's Gate 2, so they hold up well.
Party AI seems worse than the AI in Baldur's Gate 1/2 as it becomes really frustrating sometimes (could be the abundance of winding passages). Several encounters require you to exploit to varying degrees which I rarely had to do in Baldur's Gate (beetles at Dragon's Eye are the worst offenders, have to range kite them with one character), but the difficulty on core rules is reasonably fair with a well-balanced party. The early game can be unfair by RNG to your low health party; after the initial leveling hurdle, combat is smooth enough if you have a strong tank.
After playing Baldur's Gate 1/2, the story seems very lacking as the early story is entirely driven by one questgiver. There's no explorable locations besides where you're meant to be exploring, so it's not a sandbox experience. Lacking character interactions and backstories besides the bare minimum (biography, dialogue) hurts the RPG experience and causes you to rely upon custom characters instead of what the game provides by default.
I'd only recommend playing this if you like DnD 2nd Edition and the infinity engine. For the average player, Baldur's Gate 1 followed by Baldur's Gate 2 is ideal (Siege of Dragonspear is highly optional, arguably dilutes the transition into Baldur's Gate 2). I highly recommend Baldur's Gate 2 as it's one of the best RPGs ever designed.
So sick I wish I was Icewind
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Beamdog |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 80 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 90% положительных (1745) |