- Acclaimed Flop: The game had good reviews, but rather poor sales when first released. The digital re-releases on GOG.com and Steam, however, are top selling.
- Approval of God: Chris Avellone gave his approval for the Updated Re-release made by Beamdog.
- Contractual Immortality: Characters like Fell and Lothar are Planescape regulars, hence they cannot be killed.
- Dummied Out: There's a number of items, events and other stuff present in the game files that didn't make it into the final product. One of the more notable things that can be found is an in-engine animated character sprite of the Lady of Pain.
- Multi-Disc Work: The game comes on four CDs, with the German version having an additional disc for the manual and patches, but the Polish version only having two discs.
- Pre-Order Bonus: Pre-orders from Interplay came with the novel for free.
- What Could Have Been:
- An early draft of the plot the novelization was based on had Fhjull Forked-Tongue play a bigger role in the story, whose interactions ends up a bit rushed in the final version.
- The original design document for the game have a number of differences, most notably the plans for different endings including one where The Nameless One rejects his mortality and wakes up in the Mortuary, continuing the cycle and one where The Nameless One kills or traps his mortality, escaping his punishment while keeping his immortality. The final endings are all based on the planned Neutral ending.
- Lustmord had originally been approached to work on the game's soundtrack, but was dropped from the project after a new producer took over, with this new producer instead wanted a more "generic" fantasy-style soundtrack. This happened less than six weeks before the game went gold.
- Working Title: Planescape: Last Rites.
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