In fact, pretty early on you find a poor woman who has been through so many of the blessed things she's terrified to move.

The Planescape is beset with doors, you see, and they aren't all the wooden or metal kind with hinges. A setting that has its own madness with which you must contend. Like other Infinity Engine games, you are wandering around an Isometric world and in the case of Planescape: Torment, you're in the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition setting of the Planes. Not to mention running at resolutions higher than 800圆00. There are also some tweaks to fix the notorious memory leaks and support platforms other than Windows. This enhanced edition of the game is, in essence, the same game as was released in '99 but with some of the dropped content from the original release put back in (thanks to the help of original designer Chris Avellone). So yes, that's Pinky, Fox Mulder's boss, Femshep, and Bellshill's finest export as voices. Namely Rob Paulsen, Jennifer Hale, Sheena Easton, Mitch Pileggi and Dan Castellaneta. Accompanied by the floating skull Mort, Tiefling Annah-of-the-Shadows, Githzerai Dak'kon, and a bunch more including a succubus who is only interested in seducing immortals all voiced by some of the finest talents to ever stand before a microphone. I was The Nameless One, a denizen of the city of Sigil. No longer was I the resident of the Peak District in dear old Blighty.

Reviews // 22nd Feb 2020 - 3 years ago // By Chris Wootton Planescape: Torment Enhanced Edition Reviewīack in 1999 the brains behind Baldur's Gate kicked it up a notch and released Planescape: Torment, and that Christmas my family lost contact with the 25-year-old me for months.

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