The Temple of Elemental Evil returns on Steam with big changes and fixes

The game that many believe sounded the death knell for classic computer role-playing games (CRPGs), The Temple of Elemental Evil, returns with a revamped and improved version, courtesy of Sneg, now available on Steam. Dungeons & Dragons fanatics can now dive back into the infamous mega-dungeon originally created by Gary Gygax and Frank Mentzer for the tabletop game, and check if the many fixes, enhancements, and quality-of-life improvements will clean up the controversial legacy of this game.



source https://www.polygon.com/temple-elemental-evil-dungeons-dragons-pc-game-remake-steam/

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