Overhaul Games Reviving a Classic With Release of Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
Developer Overhaul Games and publisher Atari have announced their new game Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition will be arriving on PC, Mac, iPad and Android devices week, and the game is now available for preorder and preloading. The new release will revive the classic title Baldur's Gate from 1998 with new character including allies for your party, unique quests exclusive to the newest release and a modified storyline with over 50 hours of gameplay available in the extended RPG gaming experience. The game will also offer new ways to play including cooperative multiplayer and the Black Pits challenge arena. You can preorder and preload Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition today for only $19.99 and unlock a special badge for use in the game's forums. Check out the newest gameplay video for Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition below to learn more!
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition is now available for preorder for $19.99 and can be purchased for PC, Mac, iPad and Android. Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition is not yet rated. For more information on the game, check out the official Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition website.
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