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Bofferbrauer2 said:
JEMC said:

Here are the PCGamer articles posted in the last 24 hours. If you want to check the missing articles, I encourage you to visit PCGamer’s archive here:

Forget this GTA 6 stuff, Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 just got a hot new update
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/forget-this-gta-6-stuff-baldurs-gate-1-and-2-just-got-a-hot-new-update/
There's a lot going on this week, folks. Monday saw a thick glut of Steam Machine news, and today Rockstar switched on the Grand Theft Auto 6 info-hose. I am here to tell you not to care about any of it. Here's the real story: Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 have got new patches.
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition, and Icewind Dale—Edition? You better believe it's Enhanced—all just got a new 2.7 patch courtesy of Beamdog. This is the patch that entered beta last February, now available for all and sundry. Well, I suppose the beta was also available to all and sundry, but now all and sundry are getting it whether they click a button or not.

18-year-old strategy game King's Bounty: The Legend just got a quality-of-life update, as well as achievements and a Steam Workshop for mods
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/strategy/18-year-old-strategy-game-kings-bounty-the-legend-just-got-a-quality-of-life-update-as-well-as-achievements-and-a-steam-workshop-for-mods/
Long before Heroes of Might & Magic enjoyed a triumphant return to form with Olden Era, we had King's Bounty: The Legend, a strategy-RPG in the classic HoMM mold only with a single gigantic world map rather than discrete levels, and some quirky ideas about courtly marriage. Infamously, this was the game where you could marry a frog or a zombie.
The most recent sequel toned down the whimsy and ended up being much blander for it. Fortunately, you can skip that and go back to where it began with a newly freshened up King's Bounty: The Legend for modern PCs. Now it fully supports widescreen resolutions without those uggo black bars down the side of the screen. The maximum zoom-out distance has been doubled and the UI's been given a readability pass.
It's also got a bunch of modern Steam features like achievements, trading cards, and a points shop. There's a dedicated Steam Workshop too, though at the moment the only mod is one that undoes one of the aforementioned readability changes and restores the Original Fonts.

Damn, 18 years already for one of my favorite games??? And Baldur's Gate (the original) will soon turn 30. Now I feel even older than I already am...

It won't help but... Quake is also 30 years old.



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