
Return to a timeless RPG masterpiece. Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition brings the classic 2000 adventure back to life with thoughtful modern refinements, letting you gather your party and dive once more into a rich, choice‑driven fantasy epic.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.29/day in the week to Aug 14 → 2.71/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,404 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition brings one of the most celebrated RPGs of all time back for modern adventurers, preserving the depth, atmosphere, and storytelling that defined the golden age of cRPGs.
Continue the journey you began in Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition, carrying your hero forward into a darker, more ambitious chapter—or forge a new protagonist to shape your own path through the Forgotten Realms.
The Enhanced Edition includes the full original experience—Shadows of Amn and Throne of Bhaal—along with a refined arena mode for players who enjoy tactical challenges.

Classic Campaign: The original Shadows of Amn adventure, faithfully restored
Expansion: Throne of Bhaal, the epic conclusion to the Bhaalspawn saga
Arena Challenges: The Black Pits II: Gladiators of Thay, a gauntlet of strategic battles
Refined Difficulty Options: Story Mode for relaxed exploration and narrative focus; Legacy of Bhaal for veterans seeking a punishing, old‑school test of skill
Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition carries forward the rich character depth of the classic cRPG era, offering a wide range of classes and a cast of unforgettable companions whose stories reach their defining moments in this chapter of the saga.

Classic Class Variety: 11 playable classes and dozens of subclasses, capturing the breadth of old‑school AD&D character building
Legendary Companions: Journey alongside icons like Minsc (and Boo!) and Jaheira—perfect for players who met them in Baldur’s Gate 3 and want to experience these heroes at the height of their original adventures
New Allies to Discover: Neera the Wild Mage, Dorn Il‑Khan the Blackguard, Rasaad yn Bashir the Monk, Hexxat the Thief, and even Wilson the Bear join the roster
Hero Customization: New voice sets let you shape your protagonist with even more personality
Continue Your Saga: Import your character from Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition to carry your story forward, or begin anew with a fresh hero
2D Isometric Graphics: The classic perspective that shaped a generation of RPGs
Real‑Time‑with‑Pause Combat: Tactical battles with the familiar rhythm longtime fans remember
2nd Edition AD&D Rules: Faithfully adapted for an authentic tabletop‑inspired experience

The classic returns with thoughtful refinements that make it smoother to play today while keeping its soul untouched.
Thousands of Improvements: Bug fixes and enhancements that polish the original experience
Modern Display Support: Native widescreen and high‑resolution options
Cross‑Play Multiplayer: Adventure together across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS
Kidnapped. Imprisoned. Tortured. The wizard Irenicus holds you captive in his stronghold, attempting to strip you of the powers that are your birthright.
As you escape and step back into the wider world, the question at the heart of the Bhaalspawn saga becomes impossible to ignore. Can you resist the evil in your blood and forsake the dark destiny that awaits you? Or will you embrace your monstrous nature within and ascend to godhood as the new Lord of Murder?

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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 10.9Kreviews | 92% | — | $5.4M |
| $7.99−60% | 1.8Kratings | 82% | #31 | not modelled | |
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Man oh man, I REALLY wanted to like this game. But 20 years of game dev made it near impossible. Starting at level 7. Being dropped into a huge city with quests on every named npc. 00s "find it yourself" questing. Timed FOMOs. Companions getting angry at each other, coming, going and dropping all gear/loot (even when just dying). No range indicators, no enemy inspection. Every "spellcaster is a boss" combat. And ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ paper scroll sound on hovering over any UI button. Don't even get me started on aged D&D systems. I could let it slide for BG1, because BG1 actually has pacing of a real video game. But BG2 took all problems from BG1 and dunked them in a barrel of it's own. Cheap, playable, but expect to be frustrated.
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Languages: English*, German, Spanish - Spain, Italian, Korean, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Russian, French, Czech, Portuguese - Brazil, Ukrainian*languages with full audio support
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Бесспорно, мастодонт жанра CRPG и лучшая часть в трилогии. Конечно, сейчас игра выглядит весьма архаично, [spoiler] (все-таки не забываем, игре 26 лет) [/spoiler] тем не менее игра цепляет своим сюжетом, персонажами и геймплеем. Это третье мое прохождение, и я заметил что с каждым разом игра раскрывается с разных сторон, всегда с новым прохождением обнаруживаю что то новое, а это показатель хорошей игры. На протяжении всей игры видишь как разработчики отдали душу за этот проект. Определенно рекомендую ознакомиться любому ценителю жанра. Эта игра вас не разочарует.
Very fun to replay
Remember when it was 4 disc set. good game
>click 10min to get 90 stats and have a badass dude >go through the first dungeon making sure I don't skip anything >talk to everyone in town and visit every building, sell my stuff, sleep >try to get to the next part of town, nothing happens >save bugged, game over >♥♥♥♥ you ♥♥♥♥♥♥ 2015 game
E um CRPG top demais, diria que é um dos melhores de todos os tempos. Bem diferente de BG3
Classic rpg. Paved the way for everything that came after.
Um dos CRPG clássicos que todo jogador de D&D e sua saga precisa jogar! de todos os 3 títulos este é o com a historia mais elaborada.
Baldurs gate 2 is the best Baldurs gate game and one of the absolute peaks of RPGs. I wouldnt call it my number 1 RPG because Morrowind, final fantasy 6, chrono trigger are still above it for me but BG2 is one of those games where almost everything comes together in a way that very few RPGs manage to do. Its not carried by one amazing thing, its not just the combat or the writing or the world. Its the fact that everything works together and makes the whole experience feel complete. Combat is probably the first thing that shows why BG2 is so good. From the outside it looks like some old system where u just click enemies and pause sometimes but thats really not what this game is. The harder fights are basically puzzles and the game actually expects u to understand how everything works. A mage isnt dangerous because he has more HP, hes dangerous bc he has layers of protection that completely change the fight. U cant just attack him and hope he dies bc ur party can get destroyed in seconds. U need to remove his defenses, choose the right spells and understand what the enemy is doing. The best part is that the game rewards knowledge instead of grinding. When u win a difficult fight it feels like u actually learned something and improved instead of just getting higher numbers. My favorite build is Sorcerer bc it shows one of the things I love about BG2. A Wizard can learn almost every spell in the game but a Sorcerer has to commit to every choice. U cant just change ur entire build whenever u want so every spell u pick actually matters. At first it feels limiting but later it becomes one of the most satisfying parts because ur character feels like something u created yourself. When ur spell selection finally works together it feels way better than just copying the strongest build from somewhere. The world is another reason why BG2 is still remembered. It doesnt need the biggest open world because almost every place has something interesting behind it. U can enter a random building and find a quest that becomes something much bigger than expected. U can get involved with the Shadow Thieves, fight vampires, explore the Underdark or find entire stories that some players might completely miss. A lot of games have side quests just because they need more content but BG2 makes them feel like they actually belong there. U are not just completing another objective, u are discovering something. The writing is probably where BG2 reaches its highest point. The companions dont feel like characters made only for the player. They have their own problems, beliefs and goals. Jaheira has to deal with loss and trying to move forward, Keldorn is a legendary paladin but his own family is falling apart, Viconia constantly fights against how people see her because of where she comes from. They argue with each other, they disagree with u and sometimes they leave because of ur choices. It makes them feel like actual people instead of NPCs waiting for u to click on them. Jon irenicus is also one of the best written villains in RPGs because he isnt interesting only because he is powerful. A lot of villains can be explained in one sentence. Griffith wants his dream, Aizen wants to stand above everyone, black goku believes in his own twisted justice. They all have interesting ideas but their motivations are simple to understand. Irenicus is different because his entire character comes from obsession, loss and destroying himself while chasing something he can never truly recover. He isnt just an obstacle on ur way to the end. He makes other characters question their beliefs and shows how thin the line between ambition and becoming a monster really is. The best part is that u dont have to agree with him to understand why he became like this. The extra content from the enhanced edition also makes the whole experience better. Watchers Keep is one of the best optional areas because it feels like the game testing everything u learned. Every part forces u to use the mechanics and think differently instead of using the same strategy over and over. Throne of Bhaal is not as strong as the original game but I still like what it adds because after spending so much time building ur character and party it finally lets u see what happens when u reach a level of power that feels almost impossible. I think thats what makes BG2 special. It trusts the player. It doesnt explain everything and it doesnt hold ur hand every second. U can fail, learn from ur mistakes and come back stronger. The more u understand the game the better it becomes. Baldurs gate 3 has better graphics, better animations and better presentation but BG2 has a different kind of strength. It has depth where every part connects with another. Combat makes u learn the mechanics, the mechanics make ur choices more meaningful and the writing makes u care about the world and the people inside it. Morrowind, ff6, chrono trigger are still above it for me but BG2 is still one of the absolute peaks of RPGs. Its the best Baldurs gate game and one of those rare games where after more than twenty years u can still understand why people keep coming back to it. [b] 10/10 [/b]
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