DukeNukemForever: Unfortunately I don't know, sorry. I never played it (just bought it and later read about the cliffhanger due to the missing sequels). Personally I will only play it when I'm in the mood for a non-story driven game.

But maybe someone else here in the thread knows.

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Kelefane: Where is dungeon master 1+2?

tomimt: It leaves the story in a similar situation like The Fellowship of the Rings, as in it would have lead into a direct sequel.

They did try to get a sequel funded with crowdfunding a while back, but that one didn't happen.

DukeNukemForever: Good to know, thanks. So it's not so worse as a real cliffhanger with a dramatic break, but still sad to know that the story will not go on.

tomimt: Well, it's been ages since I've played the game, but as I recall it, it was somewhat of an abrupt ending. You could tell it was a longer story that was just cut because they didn't have big enough of a budget to make a longer game.

I some ways it is a shame, as it happens when the story is actually getting more interesting. That's my recollection at least. I did repurchase the game so that I can give it a new spin.