Black Isle Studios has confirmed that Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance will be coming to PC later this year. Although we don’t have an exact release date, the team aims to release the game in 2021 via Steam.
Additionally, the team is currently looking into re-releasing Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance 2 on modern platforms.
Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance is an action-adventure game that never came out on PC. This game features a blend of action and adventure set in the most popular Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting, the FORGOTTEN REALMS.
The game features a faithful adaptation of the Dungeons & Dragons rules set, customizable player characters and character development. Furthermore, it has new spell effects and powerful new abilities.
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guess its better late than never i guess
“The game features a faithful adaptation of the Dungeons & Dragons rules set”
hahahaha
you have to be kidding me. at least look up some gameplay footage on youtube when you’re going to write stuff like this.
garbage game
No one cares what you think.
why did you reply?
Wonder why it took so long, i hope Champions of Norath will get the same treatment as well
I really loved the game on PS2 back in the day, especially in COOP. The graphics were amazing for the console and time. It had some sort of unique anti-aliasing which made everything very crisp and framerate was also great. I think they should add some quality of life features like multiplayer and better inventory management. Most players today will be turned of by the archaic nature of the game in its vanilla state.
Black Isle closed 20 years ago. Impressive that they’re confirming things.