Where Neverwinter does struggle is in the framerate department. It seems the team at Cryptic was more concerned about the quality of the quests than about the definition of a character's jawline, which was definitely the right choice for Neverwinter. They look a little dated, but it doesn't negatively impact the gameplay. The graphics in Neverwinter are on par with the PC version, but they're definitely nothing special. It definitely helps that the game starts players off with only a few possible button combinations (used for attacks, potions, magic, etc.), and adds more as players progress through the game. The team at Cryptic Studios did a good job fitting the button sequence into a controller, making the learning curve for the controls was very short.
Surprisingly, the game plays well with a controller, even though it originated on PC, where it makes use of an entire keyboard. Neverwinter is the first true MMO for Xbox One, and it delivers well on that premise. Neverwinter launched last week on Xbox One, and despite a few small issues, it's a quality game for Xbox One owners. One of those games is Neverwinter, an MMORPG that has found strong success and support on PC over the last couple years. With the upgraded hardware in the Xbox One and PS4, it seems many developers are looking for ways to bring their successful PC games to the current-gen consoles.
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