Great news for any geek whose gotten at least part of their D&D dose from computer gaming. GOG.com has finally come through, and added all the D&D Gold Box games to its database - and at a price that won’t empty your bag of holding. They’ve gathered them in 3 collections, The Forgotten Realms Archives 1, 2, and 3. Number 1 includes the three Eye of the Beholder games (bundled for $9.99), number 2 includes many that would work perfectly as introduction to 5E’s organized play Expeditions (Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bonds, Hillsfar, Secret of the Silver Blades, Pools of Darkness, Gateway to the Savage Frontier, Treasures of the Savage Frontier, Forgotten Realms Unlimited Adventures, bundled for $9.99), and number 3 is very suited to the upcoming 5E storyline with Dungeon Hack & Menzoberranzan (bundled for $5.99).
And if that isn’t enough for you, all the D&D games that GOG.com has had in its library for a while are on sale for a further deep discount this weekend (until Tuesday, August 25, 3:59 AM GMT). You can get individual titles for 60% off, or the whole bundle (or whatever you have left to purchase) for 80% off! That’d be for Neverwinter Nights I&II, Icewind Dale I&II, Baldur's Gate I&II, Planescape Torment, The Temple of Elemental Evil, and two more…
Find them all here.
All have been reworked or platformed to work on both Windows and Mac OS X (except for NWN1&2 and one other that don’t work on Macs
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So have at it, whether you are awaiting Sword Coast Legends, or have some spare hours until your next tabletop game.
If I wasn’t so busy gearing up to run Rage of Demons (and playing Princes of the Apocalypse) I’d be tempted to waste a few weeks playing through the new lot of them….
And if that isn’t enough for you, all the D&D games that GOG.com has had in its library for a while are on sale for a further deep discount this weekend (until Tuesday, August 25, 3:59 AM GMT). You can get individual titles for 60% off, or the whole bundle (or whatever you have left to purchase) for 80% off! That’d be for Neverwinter Nights I&II, Icewind Dale I&II, Baldur's Gate I&II, Planescape Torment, The Temple of Elemental Evil, and two more…
Find them all here.
All have been reworked or platformed to work on both Windows and Mac OS X (except for NWN1&2 and one other that don’t work on Macs
)So have at it, whether you are awaiting Sword Coast Legends, or have some spare hours until your next tabletop game.
If I wasn’t so busy gearing up to run Rage of Demons (and playing Princes of the Apocalypse) I’d be tempted to waste a few weeks playing through the new lot of them….
