Neverwinter Nights 2 Is Still the Best DnD Video Game

Video game developers have spent over three decades attempting to adapt Dungeons & Dragons into electronic form successfully. 1988's Pool of Radiance for the Commodore 64 marked the start of this journey, with a very mixed bag of releases hitting various platforms in the time since. Though many of these projects have been hampered by the restrictions of the technology of their time, the games are more often hindered by the fact that D&D is uniquely suited to its original tabletop-RPG format.