There are video games that you play, and when finished, there is nothing but a sense of boredom. That a task is finished, and there is little left to do with that game but relegate it to a dusty corner, naer again to see the light of day. Planescape : Torment, is not such a game. Since it was released, I have personally purchased at least 4 copies, since I keep losing one of the CD's. PS:T is one of the most engrossing and far-reaching games of it's genre. The dynamic world created therein far surpasses the shallow, uninspired, and often insipid worlds created for the "Massively Multiplayer". This is a game to be treasured, to be held in the highest esteem, and to be played often. Rarely has a game truly been as thought provoking as PS:T. Planescape Torment is unique, a jewel in the crown of gaming. Yet my grasp of the English language fails to fully encompass the wonder and awe that Planescape Torment can inspire, bringing one from the deepest depths of despair and loss, to the highest pinnacles of joy. In the hopes that someone else will discover Planescape Torment and begin a journey that will open their eyes, I make this comment.
Review of Planescape: Torment
