Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition Review

By Anthony LaBella

Go for the eyes, Boo!!!



 



Approaching a game like Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition from a critical standpoint can be difficult. On the one hand, it's a faithful recreation of a RPG classic, complete with a diverse cast of characters and a fully-realized virtual world. But the "Enhanced Edition" moniker still remains, and developer Beamdog fails to effectively capitalize on…

  • Supports modern resolutions
  • Four new characters and additional questlines
  • Baldur's Gate II is still great
  • Occasional technical issues
  • New content doesn't quite live up to the rest of the game
  • Doesn't add a whole lot to the original game
  • Steep price

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Anthony LaBella
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