Good Old Games added more titles to its Mac library this week, boosting its RPG selection with a few classic titles. Mac-compatible versions of Baldur’s Gate: The Original Saga, Baldur’s Gate 2 Complete, Icewind Dale Complete, Icewind Dale 2 Complete andPlanescape: Torment are now available for $9.99 apiece. Those looking for something a little cheaper could also consider the newly-added The Temple of Elemental Evil for $5.99.
GOG.com has added language support for a number of titles in its catalog, along with support for Mac OS X on select titles. For starters all of the classic Infinity Engine role-playing games from Hasbro are available for Mac OS X. Now Mac owners can play such games as Baldur’s Gate: The Original Saga, Baldur’s Gate 2 Complete, Icewind Dale Complete, Icewind Dale 2 Complete, and Planescape: Torment. Mac users can also run and the cool D&D classic, Temple of Elemental Evil. A number of games have also been made available in other languages. A list of those titles can be found below.
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