Undrentide plays exactly like its brethren and those familiar with the first title will have no problem picking up and getting right into the story. The basic premise with Undrentide, as it was in Neverwinter, is to follow one main quest and letting the side quests trickle down beside it. Even though Undrentide isn’t nearly as long as Neverwinter, you still get a strong story that will pick you up right from the start and not let go until the end. New characters and places fill the story of Undrentide and it’s a story that almost exceeds Neverwinter. The script is well written and there’s a ton of written text within the game. Each character has her/her own wit and even some humor added into the text which offers a bit of change from Neverwinter. Choosing between good and evil, lawful or chaotic, becomes a true blast. Going throughout the game being able to choose different decisions and deciding whether or not your character might suffer the consequences through his actions. It’s what us RPG’ers live and die for.