Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition Delayed Till November Due to New Content

Overhaul Games is adding more content and wants the game at top tier condition on release.

Posted By | On 17th, Sep. 2012


Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition may be the answer to most fans’ dreams (and some nightmares) but it’s been recently announced that Overhaul Games is delaying the game from September to November end.

The reason? It’s not quite finished.

Overhaul president Trent Oster elucidated exactly why in the game’s forums: “Executing on our plan to make the best Baldur’s Gate possible and responding to that overwhelming feedback, we’ve added new characters, areas, and story, creating many new hours of gameplay. Yet the suggestions, fixes, and translations continue, and more volunteers keep joining.”

“After recently reviewing the game and then consulting with our partners, we’ve decided to ensure that Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition is the best possible product on launch. Thus, we have pushed back the release date of the game. Our plan is to release in November, 2012,” said Oster.

This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. If it means a better game as a result, why not? We just hope that it’s ambition doesn’t exceed it’s reach.

Source: Eurogamer


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