Neverwinter (2013)
PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · Xbox One
2.83 from 349 ratings
1972 members have it in their collection · 41 playing now · 634 backlogged · 64 wish listed
Neverwinter is a free-to-play, action MMORPG based on the acclaimed Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game. Epic stories, action combat and classic roleplaying await those heroes courageous enough to enter the fantastic world of Neverwinter!
Explore and defend one of the most beloved cities from the Dungeons & Dragons Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting as it rises from the ashes of …
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Neverwinter is a free-to-play, action MMORPG based on the acclaimed Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game. Epic stories, action combat and classic roleplaying await those heroes courageous enough to enter the fantastic world of Neverwinter!
Explore and defend one of the most beloved cities from the Dungeons & Dragons Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting as it rises from the ashes of destruction. This immersive MMORPG will take you from the besieged walls of the city to subterranean passageways in search of forgotten secrets and lost treasure.
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Details
- Developers
- Cryptic Studios
- Publishers
- Perfect World Entertainment
- Genres
- Adventure, Role-playing (RPG)
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy
- Franchises
- Dungeons & Dragons, Forgotten Realms
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Jun 20, 2013 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Mar 31, 2015 (North_America) Xbox One
- Mar 31, 2015 (Worldwide) Xbox One
- Jul 19, 2016 (Worldwide) PlayStation 4
Related
Expansions
- Neverwinter: Fury of the Feywild (Aug 2013) · PC
- Neverwinter: Shadowmantle (Dec 2013) · PC
- Neverwinter: Curse of Icewind Dale (May 2014) · PC
- Neverwinter: Tyranny of Dragons (Aug 2014) · PC
- Neverwinter: Rise of Tiamat (Nov 2014) · PC
- Neverwinter: Elemental Evil (Apr 2015) · PC, XONE
- Neverwinter: Fury of the Feywild (Aug 2013) · PC
- Neverwinter: Shadowmantle (Dec 2013) · PC
- Neverwinter: Curse of Icewind Dale (May 2014) · PC
- Neverwinter: Tyranny of Dragons (Aug 2014) · PC
- Neverwinter: Rise of Tiamat (Nov 2014) · PC
- Neverwinter: Elemental Evil (Apr 2015) · PC, XONE
- Neverwinter: Strongholds (Aug 2015) · PC, XONE
- Neverwinter: Underdark (Nov 2015) · PC, XONE
- Neverwinter: The Maze Engine (Mar 2016) · PC, XONE
- Neverwinter: Storm King's Thunder (Dec 2016) · PC
- Neverwinter: The Cloaked Ascendancy (Feb 2017) · PC, PS4, XONE
- Neverwinter: Tomb of Annihilation (Dec 2017) · PC, PS4, XONE
- Neverwinter: Undermountain (Apr 2019) · PC, PS4, XONE
Rating distribution
5 stars
15
4 stars
55
3 stars
161
2 stars
93
1 star
25
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status KP_Neato_Dee Oct 13, 2019
I've decided to put a real effort into this finally, after trying it at launch and never going back. (No reason; just doing different things). The D&D license is compelling, as I want to play (again; haven't really since my teens in the '80s) IRL and want to be more familiar with all of it.
Status SuperFieroStatus May 8, 2015
Had kind of a revelation last night while playing. It's not worth it, probably. The game crashes constantly, is loaded with little kids, doesn't do a service to the Dungeons & Dragons universe ("go kill 20 zombies...IN NEVERWINTER!"), and requires a really large sum of money to really play. Every single aspect of the game is seeded with F2P traps. …
Had kind of a revelation last night while playing. It's not worth it, probably. The game crashes constantly, is loaded with little kids, doesn't do a service to the Dungeons & Dragons universe ("go kill 20 zombies...IN NEVERWINTER!"), and requires a really large sum of money to really play. Every single aspect of the game is seeded with F2P traps. You died? Well you can spend real money on a scroll of resurrection (or even more for a MASS scroll of resurrection!) Want to open that treasure chest? Just pay some money and you can!
I will admit that I have probably spent thousands on World of Warcraft. The game, the expansions, the monthly fee, the occasional character transfer. But there's something to be said for knowing that your money gives you access to 100% of the content. You can be secure in the knowledge that an extra $5 here and there won't give you some boost or crafting bonus that you hadn't expected.
Is Neverwinter a bad game? Not really. It's OK. It's probably more fun if your friends play. It's just hard to justify playing when, right around the corner looms the necessity to spend small sums of cash on large sums of bonuses, keys, and daily chances at loot.
Status SuperFieroStatus May 6, 2015
I'm really not sure why I'm playing this. But I am. It's not very good. The F2P model here is really insidious in some ways. That being said, I'm still having some kind of fun with it.