Siege of Dragonspear Debuts on Google Play and the App Store
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Hamsters, rangers and owners of Android and iOS devices everywhere, rejoice! Beamdog is proud to bring Siege of Dragonspear to Google Play and the App Store as a standalone adventure!
http://blog.beamdog.com/2018/03/siege-of-dragonspear-debuts-on-google.html
Hamsters, rangers and owners of Android and iOS devices everywhere, rejoice! Beamdog is proud to bring Siege of Dragonspear to Google Play and the App Store as a standalone adventure!
http://blog.beamdog.com/2018/03/siege-of-dragonspear-debuts-on-google.html
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Siege of Dragonspear is a major expansion to Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition bridging the previously unexplained gap between Baldur’s Gate I and Baldur’s Gate II. In SoD you must gather your party and venture through vibrant new regions of the Sword Coast pursuing an enigmatic new foe.
Four new companions, returning old friends, lots of quests and areas, over 100 new items, a Shaman class, a Legacy of Bhaal Mode, and more are waiting for you in Siege of Dragonspear. You will again hear familiar voices of Minsc, Edwin, Imoen, Khalid, Viconia, and other characters from Baldur’s Gate with original voice over actors returning!
Quests in Siege of Dragonspear are inspired by deep D&D lore, many of them offer alternative options, including absolutely non-violent ways to complete them. If you like role-playing, the game is for you. Those who prefer tactical challenges and difficult battles more can also enjoy Siege of Dragonspear: enemies there are much smarter than in Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition and Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition. Be prepared for surprises when enemy mages will set up defenses before fighting, enemy thieves will try to backstab your most fragile party members, and enemy fighters will land a blow after a blow on held and paralyzed characters.
It’s already almost 2 years since the initial launch of Siege of Dragonspear on PC. All this time Beamdog have been hard at work optimising the game for mobile players, fixing bugs and improving the playing experience. During all this time we have been receiving immense amount of feedback which we tried to put to work in this release.
Siege of Dragonspear for Android and iOS is not only a new adventure, it’s a testament to more than a five years’ work on the Infinity Engine. It is created with the greatest care and the intention of providing the best possible experience both for players who like Singleplayer and for those who want to enjoy the journey in the Forgotten Realms together with their friends and family.
Based on hundreds of reports from players around the world we have improved stability of the game, added new features, enhanced Multiplayer and polished all details, small and big, to make playing Siege of Dragonspear on tablets and phones as fun, comforting and interesting as possible.
While this big quest is finished, we are already prepared for new tasks. We’re going to listen to every bit of feedback you will provide about Baldur’s Gate: Siege of Dragonspear on mobile platforms. Tell us how you are playing it, what your character is, who your companions are!
We’re continuing to work on the 2.5 patch for Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition, Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition and Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition, and this patch will also bring updated Siege of Dragonspear to PC. As soon as it’s done all platforms will be compatible with each other.
BG:EE is 75% off on Google Play - the lowest price ever
It's also 50% off on the App Store
Thanks
Gus
It’s time for a brand new iPad
My tablet shows it's 2.49 gb, but you'll need more space for downloading the game (for temporary files). I installed it fine having about 3.5 gb free.
Devices should have over 1 GB of RAM.
All the EEs with 2.5 should run fine.
I'm currently playing BG:EE on an Android tablet and would of course like to continue into SoD.
I'm not in a hurry, I'm still in Durlag's Tower and have to return to Baldur's Gate after that.
I'd just like to know if it's better to install SoD before I finish BG. Is there a way to proceed directly, like from SoA to ToB, or can I only import manually? (in the second case I suppose it won't matter when I install SoD)
Edit: Forgot to say, thank you in advance ?.