I'll dig into all this a bit more after I go over the basis of what it's like to explore and play. It's really around that point when you hit the double digit levels where you see just how far skill trees, paragon points and basically every aspect aside from gameplay goes. When you first step into the world and begin to learn the various aspects of gameplay it really doesn't sink in how actually in-depth this game can get. Aside from trophies being added the game also does not require Playstation Plus to play and can be entirely free to play if you so choose it.
It does however dip quite a bit during heavy action areas and this was expected. I had to switch between the two a couple times to notice the difference, but the frame rate is a bit better in general and during combat scenarios. Generally the title is basically the same as on PC and Xbox, though I will say in console comparison it does appear to run a bit more fluid on Playstation. The full list of content included will be mentioned by my score at the bottom so you know what I was using while moving through the game. I would definitely suggest grabbing the Head Start pack as it's a huge advantage when first playing and helps out a lot to make those first levels much more enjoyable.
For this version I was granted some press swag to get a head start and to help progress as it can be a bit slow of a title to play through again. It's a mixed up review with bits of both and generally a review for the game. Neverwinter is finally headed to Playstation 4 and after awhile of playing on Xbox in combination with running through a bit more on PS4 this is my review of the journey thus far. Neverwinter Playstation 4 Review "Dungeons & Dragons" Campaign
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