The Temple of Elemental Evil

Sadly the game aged like milk. It's not that the game is hard but it does not teafch you the rules so you make mistakes over and over. It should be updated to give more feedback.

The Temple of Elemental Evil (ToEE) is an isometric RPG based on the Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) 3.5 Edition rules. As an implementation of D&D 3.5 it is superb, and comes with a comprehensive manual that's well worth a read if you want to truly understand the systems that underpin the game. There's a huge amount of choice in creating your characters. Alternatively, you can choose any of the premade characters that come with the game. Be aware that the game will punish you severely if you go adventuring without a balanced party! Unlike the Balder's Gate and Icewind Dale games, which use real-time with pause for combat, ToEE uses a turn-based system and is much more tactical in its approach. The focus of the game is on combat and using your party's abilities to triumph against the varied foes that you'll encounter. There is a story, but I wouldn't say it's a particularly strong one! This version of the game comes with a bunch of mods preinstalled that fix various bugs and provide improved graphics, which is great. However, remember that this is still a game from 2003! I played through the tutorial, then started the game in the town of Hommlet, which serves as a quest hub for the early part of the game. As usual, you wander around talking to people and picking up quests, but the quest log is pretty rubbish and objectives are not well signposted, which you might find frustrating, particularly if you're used to the conveniences of more modern RPGs. For example, the map doesn't have any quest markers or labels for the houses and shops that you visit, so you either have to remember where everything is or consult a walkthrough with a map. You can add labels to the map, but I found there was a maximum number, so gave up on that idea. I ended up doing the majority of the quests in Hommlet, including visiting other locations on the world map, such as Deklo Grove and Emridy Meadows, where you encounter various enemies, This gave me enough of a taste of the game that I decided I wasn't going to continue. The quests were not very inspiring and I think I prefer real-time with pause combat over a turn-based system.

Este juego lo jugue hace mil años y corrío perfectamente bien, lo termine, ahora después de años esta todo mal hecho todo bugeado no se puede disfrutar un juego asi, no deberian de publicar un juego injugable

Tough. But fair.

Crashed as soon as I stated adventuring

nostalgie DnD et combats tour par tour super tactiques