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Came across an article about Neverwinter Nights still going strong with thousands of active players. Turns out, it's true!🥳 @samuelaxon revisits the original vision behind NWN and shares his thoughts on playing Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition in 2026. 👀Neverwinter Nights TikTok videos? (Wait, what?) Apparently that's a thing. And there's also a community-driven visual overhaul of the original campaign in the works. (DOUBLE WHAT?!) Give it a read for even more insights, including commentary from @nwnvault admin NelaK and Arelith's Irongron.

For me, this is what tranquillity looks like. All right, I'm cheesing a little using one of the 3 lines that everyone on this platform uses, but I mean it. Exploring the wilderness, cleaning up that fog of war, finding little interactions that paint the fantasy world around us. That's why I like the original Baldur's Gate so much, here in its Enhanced Edition version published bv @BeamdogInc in 2013. I've played this game countless times, both in its old original version and in its EE, and I still love it.

Baldur's Gate II (2000) Developed by BioWare.

A dedicated fan is building interactive maps for Baldur’s Gate games, featuring containers, locked doors, chests, traps, merchants, quests, and key characters, all accessible at a glance or with a single click!👀 The project also includes a Companion App: a second-screen or overlay map that tracks your party in real time and displays nearby enemies as you play. Take a look!⏬

Planescape: Torment (1999) is a role-playing game set in the Dungeons & Dragons Planescape multiverse. You play the Nameless One, an immortal amnesiac in Sigil, the City of Doors, piecing together past lives while accompanied by damaged companions. Not your typical "hello world" hero RPG, eh? Choices and conversation drive the story more than combat, so if you were hoping for a hack'n slash fest, Planescape is not the ideal pick. What really set it apart was the writing. Chris Avellone’s script treats identity, regret, and belief as the real mechanics. The setting is philosophical rather than heroic, and the ending asks what can change the nature of a man. Probably one of the most unique and "grown up" RPGs from its era, with a dark undertone. If you ask me, it's still a benchmark for story-first RPGs, with a wonderfully haunting soundtrack.

If you're an RPG fan, then maybe this little story will resonate with you... When I first read about a game called Baldur's Gate in one of the many gaming magazines still around in the 90s, I started counting the days until its release. As an old-school pen-and-paper Dungeons & Dragons player from the 80s (and well into the 90s), I couldn’t wait to sink my teeth into what promised to be the best RPG set in the wonderful world of Faerûn. I pre-ordered it at a local store and checked in almost daily toward the release date. They probably thought I was a bit odd. I didn’t care. The anticipation, the agony of waiting, the joy when it finally arrived, the first time opening the box, and installing the game while inhaling the manual (I literally smelled the manual) - all that seems like a journey and experience that's totally lost on the digital generation of gamers today. And then the first time the game loaded on screen, those were simply unforgettable memoments. Baldur’s Gate was like crack for D&D nerds like me. Just looking at the character inventory screen was giving me chills, man it was so good, so close to what I always imagined a great RPG in an "open" world would look like. Little did I know that sometime later Baldur's Gate II was in the works and it would be even better...

Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition Patch 3.2 is now available on mobile and PC. This update brings in new languages, QOL improvements, mobile modding improvements, native Apple Silicon support, and much more. Beamdog will look into native controller support for PC in the future: rpgsite.net/news/21505-plane…

26 years ago today, Baldur’s Gate II: Shadows of Amn arrived in Europe and Australia. September 29, 2000. Five CDs. A huge manual. The Infinity Engine. And an adventure that could completely consume your weekends. The Collector’s Edition even came with a cloth map, character cards, a Black Isle writing tablet and a bonus CD. This was when buying a PC RPG felt like bringing an entire world home with you.

There were only two times in my life I actually felt like I was playing AD&D on my computer screen. Baldur's Gate, and Morrowind. Both capture the essence of of what AD&D was like back then: one for its function, the other for its imagination. They can't be surpassed!

The GOG Autumn Sale is live, bringing thousands of games together with discounts across new adventures, timeless classics, and everything in between! Whether you’re looking to explore a vast new RPG, revisit a beloved classic, or finally check a game off your backlog, there’s plenty to discover this season. Check it out: bit.ly/4htt93u The GOG Autumn Sale ends on October 7th, 2026, at 7 AM UTC.

Hey chief! We're rolling out the Planescape: Torment 3.2.2 beta update for public testing on PC and mobile. The changes are: - Ukrainian main menu button text update - Fix for inventory stack count numbers showing up as red boxes/splats on certain languages As always, please let us know about any issues you encounter.

Buffing your party before venturing forth is a way of life. #baldursgate #SiegeOfDragonspear

Baldur’s Gate II: Shadows of Amn released on PC 26 years ago today. If you brought this home in 2000, you knew you weren’t finishing it over the weekend. Multiple CDs, a huge manual, countless hours exploring the Forgotten Realms and way too many late nights in front of the computer. This was PC RPG gaming at its best.

Fan Art Friday: I’m DMing at a @dndinacastle event this weekend and using Baeloth Barrityl aka Baeloth the Entertainer as a prominent NPC, so here’s some D&D fan art - a great take on Baeloth by Baldur’s Gate and @idlechampions fan @FlyandSkullrot! 😈 #FanArtFriday #DnDArt

Durlag’s Doppelgängers no match for Protection from Evil/Bless/Haste combo. #bg1no

Baldur's Gate II (2000) Developed by BioWare.