Nox is presented in a beautiful three-dimensional isometric view that is very pleasing to the eye.
This little snag became a bit tedious in some situations in the game. The navigational interface leaves some to be desired due mainly to the use of the right mouse button for walking and running and the left mouse button for other actions. Weapons and inventory systems are easy to navigate and even easier to manipulate. The branching plotline is well thought out and level design is quite good. The stories of each different class begin in a different part of the Land of Nox. Three character types are available to the player the fighter, the conjurer, and the wizard. Well-acted NPC's and a slew of sidequests make Nox almost infinitely replayable. The captain will only let him go if he hands over that "strange box." Jack agrees to hand the TV over and the adventure of his life begins. Seemingly out of nowhere, a white light envelops Jack and propels him into a land of wonderment and adventure called Nox.Īs the story opens, Jack has landed on an airship. The antenna and TV are not working and Jack begins beating on the set. One day Jack is casually sitting in his living room waiting for his favorite wrestling show to come on. The powers-that-be decide to get someone from our universe to help defeat this nuisance. Once again, Westwood has brought a near-perfect dungeon hack to the table with Nox.Ī necromancer who was orphaned at birth is out to take over Nox.
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