Asad Quadri of TheKoalition writes:
Baldur's Gate II was the sequel to the critically acclaimed cRPG Baldur's Gate. It was released 2 years after the first game and brought the player once again into the world of the Forgotten Realms. Using the 2nd edition rules of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, the game provided the player with sophisticated party management, a vast and magical world with deep and interesting lore and intense, tactical action. BG II received even more critical acclaim and is regarded along with its precursor as an important and influential cRPG that would provide the standard for other RPGs to meet for many years to come.
The Enhanced Editions of Baldurs Gate 1 & 2 have just shadow dropped into Xbox Game Pass days before the Xbox Showcase
They could add a still image of cartoon poop as a game and you'd still say it was an excellent addition and xbox/gamepass owners are eating good.
But yes, this is indeed a good addition. Perhaps Icewind Dale & Planescape Torment will soon follow, unless it's already on there.
They came out last gen and have been on sale for very cheap many times.
These games are ancient. There is no shadow dropping. They released an couple of ancient games on a platform. This is the same with every other ancient game that gets released on every other platform. Title: "Now You can play BG I & II on Xbox."
I am beginning to wonder if either of you know what the term "shadow dropping" means.
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The Humble RPG Legends Bundle just launched today. It includes nine items including Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, Neverwinter Nights: Complete Adventures, and more.
This is a good review of a good game written by a good reviewer on a good gaming website that writes about good games.