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|developer = BioWare | |developer = BioWare | ||
|publisher = Interplay | |publisher = Interplay | ||
|platforms = {{plat-win}} • {{plat-mac}} | |platforms = {{plat-win}} • {{plat-mac}} • {{plat-dc}} (cancelled) | ||
|date = '''Windows'''<br>{{Flag-US}} 21 December 1998<br>{{Flag-EU}} {{Flag-UK}} January 1999<br>{{Flag-JP}} 30 January 1999<br>'''Macintosh'''<br>{{Flag-US}} 31 July 2000 | |date = '''Windows'''<br>{{Flag-US}} 21 December 1998<br>{{Flag-EU}} {{Flag-UK}} January 1999<br>{{Flag-JP}} 30 January 1999<br>'''Macintosh'''<br>{{Flag-US}} 31 July 2000 | ||
|wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldur%27s_Gate_(video_game) | |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldur%27s_Gate_(video_game) | ||
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Baldur's Gate is a computer role-playing game set in the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting. It was the first released game to employ BioWare's Infinity Engine. It was both critically and commercially successful, and is credited for reviving the CRPG genre from a fallow period.
Histories[edit]
- The CRPG Renaissance, Part 5: Fallout 2 and Baldur’s Gate — The Digital Antiquarian, by Jimmy Maher
- Baldur's Gate — episode 233 of They Create Worlds podcast, by Alex Smith & Jeffrey Daum
