Everquest: Lost Dungeons of Norrath, Desktop Computer

Just when you thought you'd covered it all, a new series of adventures leads you into some of Norrath's greatest sources of speculation and mystery. Ubi Soft's latest Everquest expansion, Lost Dungeons of Norrath, puts players in 48 new dungeons, spread across five brand new environments. Five continents and the moon obviously isn't enough for you RPG veterans. The story that began in Broken Skull Rock now yields new clues about an event threatening to change the face of Norrath. Your challenge is to assist a band of adventurers on their quest to unearth long-hidden artifacts of power from forgotten dungeons, secret catacombs, and long-buried ruins. A mystery is unfolding and a new age of exploration and adventure has begun... Arguably the biggest add-on pack for the massively multi-player game, Lost Dungeons of Norrath boasts a new Dynamic Dungeon System in which players can encounter and battle enemies without the interruption of other players. In addition to this new and welcome alteration to gameplay, there are new items and objects, a new in-game interface, new monsters and non-playable characters, new spells and skills, and new weapons. It's almost a game in its own right. The Everquest world in its entirety now offers literally hundreds of hours of gameplay, and with an established online community, Lost Dungeons of Norrath will no doubt be a popular addition. Get involved, it's well worth it.

Buy Everquest: Lost Dungeons of Norrath for 2.99 GBP

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