Baldur’s Gate: Siege of Dragonspear aggiunge svariate inedite ore di gioco all’originale RPG old school di Beamdog, percorrendo le vicende che separano i due capitoli dalla celebre saga.

L’attesa e discussa espansione è uscita ormai il 31 marzo: è ora di tirare le somme e conoscere il verdetto della stampa internazionale, la quale si è ampiamente interessata a Siege of Dragonspear contrariamente a quella nazionale.

• Multiplayer.it – 7/10 – “Polemiche a parte, Baldur’s Gate: Siege of Dragonspear riesce a fare la gran parte di ciò che si proponeva: colmare un buco temporale offrendo una nuova, lunga avventura agli appassionati della serie.”
  
• Gamespot – 8/10 – “Returning home to Baldur’s Gate makes Siege of Dragonspear one of the most enjoyable RPGs that I have played in a long time…”
• Game Revolution – 3.5/5 – “Still though, while I can’t find a reason for Siege of Dragonspear not to exist, and while it completely entertained me throughout its unbelievable 30-hour run time…”
• Niche Gamer – 4/10 – “All things considered, I cannot recommend Siege of Dragonspear to anyone.”
• PC Gamer – 71/100 – “As a Baldur’s Gate adventure, Siege of Dragonspear works well. While it’s not entirely tonally consistent with the original series, it does a good job of inserting itself into the middle of the story without feeling like sacrilege.”
• Rock, Paper Shotgun – Positiva – “With Siege of Dragonspear, Beamdog has come on a long way. It’s not perfect, either at matching the style or being a great new RPG in its own right, and future games will need some heavy QA loving.”
• PC World – 4/5 – “New journey, old friends.”
• VentureBeat – 87/100 – “Baldur’s Gate: Siege of Dragonspear fills in some of what happens to the Child of Bhaal between saving Baldur’s Gate and saving your soul from Irenicus…”

Tutto sommato l’espansione è stata ben accolta dalla critica, diventando la degna prosecuzione della storia di Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition. E voi cosa ne pensate in merito?

Fonte: RPG Watch