Siege of Dragonspear Overhaul Games Experience the Siege of Dragonspear, an epic Baldur’s Gate tale, filled with with intrigue, magic, and monsters. Lead yo… $9.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsExperience the Siege of Dragonspear, an epic Baldur’s Gate tale, filled with with intrigue, magic, and monsters. Lead your party of heroes into deep dungeons filled with tactical battles and magical traps in this 30-hour Dungeons & Dragons adventure that expands the Baldur’s Gate saga. Shortly after the conclusion of Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition, we return to the Forgotten Realms caught in a time of strife. A crusade marches from the north, seizing supplies, forcing locals into military service, and disrupting trade along the Sword Coast. A charismatic warrior known as the Shining Lady leads this army, her background shrouded in mystery. -------------- Features -------------- - Familiar voices: The original Baldur’s Gate voice cast returns to kick butt for goodness - along with four new additions - Introducing a new class: The spirit-calling Shaman! - Start fresh: The story of Siege of Dragonspear can be enjoyed on its own with a new character - A complete journey: Import and export saves to experience the entire Baldur's Gate adventure as a single character - Play with friends: Enjoy cross-platform multiplayer across all systems This game is optimized for tablets and not recommended for phones with screen sizes under 7 inches. Information Seller:Overhaul Games Genre:Role Playing, Strategy Release:Mar 08, 2018 Updated:Aug 22, 2018 Version:2.5.17 Size:2.4 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel mrmatis08 Member Mar 29, 2012 15 0 0 #2 mrmatis08, Mar 9, 2018 Huzzah!!! I am happy to see this title has arrived. I eagerly awaited its release on the 8TH. IOSgamer1980 Well-Known Member Nov 6, 2015 432 2 18 #3 IOSgamer1980, Mar 9, 2018 iOS 11 only? At least grandfather 10 users in. Nullzone ð® Spam Police ð Jul 12, 2013 3,669 79 48 Male #4 Nullzone, Mar 9, 2018 Very nice, definitely going to get it. scifistephen Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze May 4, 2013 66 0 6 #5 scifistephen, Mar 9, 2018 Last edited: Mar 9, 2018 iOS 11 only that will be awhile for me Lurchroboter Well-Known Member Sep 15, 2016 163 21 18 #6 Lurchroboter, Mar 9, 2018 F I N A L L Y!!!! Just go for it, you all!! ## Gwarmaxx Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2010 4,446 376 83 NCC 1701 #7 Gwarmaxx, Mar 9, 2018 aaaaand... Baldur's Gate for only 2.99!!! Unstablefan Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Feb 22, 2013 858 12 18 #8 Unstablefan, Mar 9, 2018 Wait this works on phones??? Milotorou Well-Known Member Mar 19, 2015 556 46 28 #9 Milotorou, Mar 9, 2018 And I just started a new BG run yesterday in anticipation, gonna get my new Fighter Druid through the trilogy now, coupled with Civ VI and the other Infinity engine games I can safely say my 2018 is gonna be pretty filled # ZS77 Well-Known Member May 8, 2015 566 2 18 #10 ZS77, Mar 9, 2018 BG:EE and BG2:EE actually both work really well on plus sized phones, anything smaller might get a tad too fiddly though. So should I play SoD before playing BG2 or does it not really matter? Milotorou Well-Known Member Mar 19, 2015 556 46 28 #11 Milotorou, Mar 9, 2018 If you intend to use the aame character, yes. SoD happens before BG II, and levels of enemies and such are scaled accordingly, the ideal way to play the "trilogy" is to play BG, then SoD, then BG II ZS77 Well-Known Member May 8, 2015 566 2 18 #12 ZS77, Mar 9, 2018 Ok, thanks for the tip. Ill make sure to pick it up when Im done with BG:EE. And I assume Icewind Dale is after BG2 - not necessarily as a continuation of the story but chronologically speaking? Saucepolicy Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Feb 18, 2009 501 4 18 Crispy ex-game developer #13 Saucepolicy, Mar 9, 2018 Icewind Dale is actually set before BG1, by almost 100 years. Here's a complete in-game timeline of the Forgetten Realms universe: http://baldursgate.wikia.com/wiki/Forgotten_Realms_Franchise_Timeline Milotorou Well-Known Member Mar 19, 2015 556 46 28 #14 Milotorou, Mar 9, 2018 Chronologically no but dont worry about it, Icewind Dale came out after BG II, so I would play it after youre done with BGs. Keep in mind IWD will be very different, if Baldurs Gate is like 70% Story and 30% Gameplay, IWD is like 20% Story and 80% Gameplay. IWD is still good, dont take me wrong, but I find BG and Planescape Torment to be much better, since im a s***er for a good story # badmanj Well-Known Member Mar 16, 2009 1,886 24 38 Software developer Reading, England http://www.underground-collective.com #15 badmanj, Mar 9, 2018 Anyone taken the plunge with the iPhone X? How is it on that screen? Milotorou Well-Known Member Mar 19, 2015 556 46 28 #16 Milotorou, Mar 9, 2018 Do you have BG or BG II EE on mobile ? If you do, download one of them and try it out. As for myself, I couldnt play an Infinity engine game on a phone screen, I just can't handle it. Yet I see some people saying its okay on their Plus model phones. I have the feeling the game is not supporting the X resolution either, if that matters. Lurchroboter Well-Known Member Sep 15, 2016 163 21 18 #17 Lurchroboter, Mar 9, 2018 On usability on phones: i have both an iPad and my trusty iPhone 7 plus. I solely play the enhanced editions on my phone for reasons of convenience. Been this way since I switched from my samsung note 2 to my iPhone 6, so we could say I am looking down on a fee years of experience and several playthroughs # screen size should really be no problem, even more so with the option to make text size bigger. Not sure of non-plus-size phones, but I can tell without a doubt that I would definitely still play on a smaller phone, given how great these games are... as far as rpgs on mobile go, nothing tops the d&d enhanced editions imho! Milotorou Well-Known Member Mar 19, 2015 556 46 28 #18 Milotorou, Mar 9, 2018 Glad to see some people still enjoy it even on a pocket-sized format I couldnt get into a game on my 6s Plus but im just glad Beamdog is giving the ability to do it, the more the merrier, having phone support definitely cannot hurt anyone # TheJoey4 Active Member Jan 30, 2013 42 0 6 #19 TheJoey4, Mar 10, 2018 Same! stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #20 stubbieoz, Mar 10, 2018 Like never for me. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
And I just started a new BG run yesterday in anticipation, gonna get my new Fighter Druid through the trilogy now, coupled with Civ VI and the other Infinity engine games I can safely say my 2018 is gonna be pretty filled #
BG:EE and BG2:EE actually both work really well on plus sized phones, anything smaller might get a tad too fiddly though. So should I play SoD before playing BG2 or does it not really matter?
If you intend to use the aame character, yes. SoD happens before BG II, and levels of enemies and such are scaled accordingly, the ideal way to play the "trilogy" is to play BG, then SoD, then BG II
Ok, thanks for the tip. Ill make sure to pick it up when Im done with BG:EE. And I assume Icewind Dale is after BG2 - not necessarily as a continuation of the story but chronologically speaking?
Icewind Dale is actually set before BG1, by almost 100 years. Here's a complete in-game timeline of the Forgetten Realms universe: http://baldursgate.wikia.com/wiki/Forgotten_Realms_Franchise_Timeline
Chronologically no but dont worry about it, Icewind Dale came out after BG II, so I would play it after youre done with BGs. Keep in mind IWD will be very different, if Baldurs Gate is like 70% Story and 30% Gameplay, IWD is like 20% Story and 80% Gameplay. IWD is still good, dont take me wrong, but I find BG and Planescape Torment to be much better, since im a s***er for a good story #
Do you have BG or BG II EE on mobile ? If you do, download one of them and try it out. As for myself, I couldnt play an Infinity engine game on a phone screen, I just can't handle it. Yet I see some people saying its okay on their Plus model phones. I have the feeling the game is not supporting the X resolution either, if that matters.
On usability on phones: i have both an iPad and my trusty iPhone 7 plus. I solely play the enhanced editions on my phone for reasons of convenience. Been this way since I switched from my samsung note 2 to my iPhone 6, so we could say I am looking down on a fee years of experience and several playthroughs # screen size should really be no problem, even more so with the option to make text size bigger. Not sure of non-plus-size phones, but I can tell without a doubt that I would definitely still play on a smaller phone, given how great these games are... as far as rpgs on mobile go, nothing tops the d&d enhanced editions imho!
Glad to see some people still enjoy it even on a pocket-sized format I couldnt get into a game on my 6s Plus but im just glad Beamdog is giving the ability to do it, the more the merrier, having phone support definitely cannot hurt anyone #
