Planescape: Torment

Video Game
19991999
TT

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Adventure

Drama

Fantasy

In the city of Sigil, the only place from which all realities of the Planescape universe can be reached, an immortal amnesiac, the Nameless One, must uncover his past, the mystery of his imm... Read allIn the city of Sigil, the only place from which all realities of the Planescape universe can be reached, an immortal amnesiac, the Nameless One, must uncover his past, the mystery of his immortality as well as who's trying to kill him.In the city of Sigil, the only place from which all realities of the Planescape universe can be reached, an immortal amnesiac, the Nameless One, must uncover his past, the mystery of his immortality as well as who's trying to kill him.

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9.4/10

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Writers
- Chris Avellone
- Colin McComb
Stars
- Michael T. Weiss(voice)
- Rob Paulsen(voice)
- Jennifer Hale(voice)

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Awards
- 1 nomination

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Michael T. Weiss

The Nameless Oneas The Nameless One
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Rob Paulsen

Jennifer Hale

Sheena Easton

Annah-of-the-Shadowsas Annah-of-the-Shadows
(voice)

Mitch Pileggi

Dak'konas Dak'kon
(voice)

Charlie Adler

Ignusas Ignus
(voice)
(as Charles Adler)

Rodger Bumpass

Keith David

Vhailoras Vhailor
(voice)

Dan Castellaneta

Nordom Whistleklikas Nordom Whistleklik
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Flo Di Re

Ravel Puzzlewellas Ravel Puzzlewell
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Tony Jay

The Transcendent Oneas The Transcendent One
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John de Lancie

Trias the Betrayeras Trias the Betrayer
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Steve Alterman

Additional Voicesas Additional Voices
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Judi M. Durand

Additional Voicesas Additional Voices
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(as Judi Durand)

Greg Finley

Additional Voicesas Additional Voices
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Anneliese Goldman

Additional Voicesas Additional Voices
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Gary Schwartz

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Vernon Scott

Additional Voicesas Additional Voices
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You awake in the Mortuary. Your body is scarred and the whole damn novel is written on your back. You don't remember anything. The only "alive" person you see is the chatty skull called Morte (not counting those working zombies you're smart enough to know they are dead.) Now it's time to go and find out what the hell is going on. —Aliaksei Hayeu <alex_de_guy@tut.by>

single player

role playing game

microsoft windows

dungeons and dragons

psychotronic video game

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Taglines
- What can change the nature of a man?
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Certificate
- T
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Trivia
The unique language in the game (cutter, berk, dark, etc) are based on actual 17th century English slang, spoken by the working class.

Quotes
Morte: Women were the reason I became a monk - and, ah, the reason I switched back...

Connections
Featured in Outside Xtra: 7 Prisons That Held You for Like, Five Minutes (2019)

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Absolutely breathtaking

This was the most fantastic game I have ever played. And that's saying a lot. I have been a huge fan of the Planescape setting for many years now, and this game brought Sigil to life like I never thought possible. The game was pretty much exactly how I pictured everything to be... The buildings, the speech, the entire atmosphere. It was amazing. I have never been so immersed in a game before. The characters were deep and I found myself truly caring about them. The story was so engrossing and unique... so deliciously tragic. I loved every bit of it. Finally, the music added just the right flavor to set the mood of every scene and place. I just can't put into words how wonderful this game is. It is truly my favorite game ever! Thanks to everyone involved with the game for bringing the world of Planescape to life so beautifully!

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