Everyone has a fighting chance
Perfect World Entertainment has announced that guild versus guild warfare will be headed into Neverwinter this summer with the arrival of the Strongholds expansion. Guilds will be able to claim, build and secure fortresses that must be defended against rival guilds and against the area denizens.
Neverwinter Lead Designer Scott Shicoff has penned a forward look at changes coming to the Elemental Evil module that caused an uproar with the community when it was released. Not long after, Shicoff apologized to the player base and promised that the game would be fixed. Making good on that promise, Shicoff wrote
Perfect World and Cryptic Studios have announced that the XBox One version of Neverwinter has become the number one free to play title. Over 1.6M players have downloaded the console title since it launched earlier this spring.
Cryptic Studios has announced that Wizards of the Coast has released the first information about the next tabletop module which, as has been done in the recent past, heralds the next game module for Neverwinter. Called "Underdark", the details are scanty but we do know a few things.
Newly appointed Neverwinter Lead Designer Scott Schicoff has penned a new article on the official site. In it, Schicoff acknowledges missteps with the release of Module 6: Elemental Evil. After taking community feedback into account, the next game update will bring the first in a series of improvements to Elemental Evil and the game itself.
I have an interesting relationship with Neverwinter. I used to host a live stream series on our Twitch Channel called the Foundry Focus. Some of you may remember it. Most of you probably not. One of my fellow writers on this site, Som Pourfarzaneh, used to join me when he was still a community manager for Neverwinter.
Hey there MMORPG fans, Terry here, coming at you with a review of Neverwinter Nights on the X-BONE. Full disclosure, I have a couple of hundred hours logged into the PC version of the game, so there is not a lot here that surprised me, as far as gameplay and plot goes, but that’s really a GOOD thing, because it means that the ‘port to Xbox was done right!
Neverwinter players have a lot to look forward to with today’s release of the Elemental Evil module. The Paladin class enters the game along with DnD darlings, Minsc and Boo, who will shepherd players through the new content. The update also brings along a level cap increase to 70 and brand new quests, feats and new class feature powers and more.
Perfect World and Cryptic Studios have announced that Neverwinter is now available for XBox One. Players can experience all of the content previously released including the base game, all playable characters up to the Scourge Warlock and through the Tyranny of Dragons expansion.
Cryptic Studios has announced that XBox One version of Neverwinter is now available on the Marketplace for pre-download. Neverwinter’s XBox One version is scheduled to launch on Tuesday, March 31st.