The games's graphics and visual design, while maintaining and overhead view, look really impressive for the time in some aspects, and look even sharper in the remasters.In addition, throughout the game you have to discover the truth behind your mysterious past and meet people from your previous lives, much of which is optional, that also makes the plot a lot deeper and strengthens the overall experience.As well as that, there are multiple side plots within the main plot that helps connect everything together, and also has multiple endings that make the story and the game itself have more replay value. This kind of story is quite fresh for an RPG, as taking it on a smaller scale helps make the characters more relatable. In the game you play as The Nameless One, who wakes up to find that he doesn't remember anything about himself and discovers he is immortal, and goes on a more personal journey to discover who he truly is and the secrets of his past. A very complex story, based off of a rather unknown Advanced D&D setting.Weiss, Tony Jay, and Mitch Pileggi all voice different characters in the game and bring some pretty good performances, Mort's voice actor in particular does a great job of voicing the character and brings his sarcastic personality to life in really good way. Rob Paulsen, Jennifer Hale, Dan Castelleneta, Rodger Bumpass (albeit a minor character), Charlie Adler, Sheena Easton, Michael T. It was a commercial failure, but garnered critical acclaim, and is considered to be one of the best video games of all time. The original version released on December 12, 1999, while the remaster first released on April 11, 2017. It uses the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons system and takes place in said AD&D's Planescape setting. Planescape: Torment is an role-playing game created by Black Isle Studios using the Infinity engine, previously used in Bioware's previous Baldur's Gate titles. Torment: Tides of Numenera (Spiritual Successor)
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