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Review AV Club quickie review of Mask of the Betrayer

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Tags: Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer; Obsidian Entertainment

The AV Club, The Onion's more serious side has brought us a short but sweet <a href="http://www.avclub.com/content/games/neverwinter_nights_2_mask_of_the">review</a> of Mask of the Betrayer, the expansion pack for Neverwinter Nights 2 that was released sometime last year. The result is a concise write up, and a <b>B+</b> rating.
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<blockquote>The team at Obsidian includes key players behind what's arguably the greatest modern role-playing game, <i>Planescape: Torment</i>. While Mask Of The Betrayer doesn't measure up, it's rich with brainy dialogue, unconventional characters, and piles and piles of dead stuff.</blockquote>
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Invoking Power Word: Torment is something not often seen in this day and age.
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Thanks <b>crakkie</b> for the heads up.
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afewhours

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Can't argue there. It's a fair, clear review that's better than a lot of the rubbish out there. A lot of the dedicated gaming sites could take some cues from this. 'tis certainly not bad for a site that focuses mainly on film/music/TV.

Are any AVClubbers following Nathan Rabin's "My Year of Flops"? It's bloody awesome. If you're not following it then have a look here.
 

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