Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor launched in 2001 amidst the isometric D&D resurgence powered by the success of the Baldur's Gate games. Alas, it did not fare quite as well, because—bluntly—it wasn't great. It faded into memory fairly quickly, recalled occasionally by die-hard fans of the genre and not many others, but never with enough affection to warrant a second chance.
Until now, that is, because SNEG is bringing it back to Steam and GOG later this year, for the game's first-ever digital release. Details are a bit thin right now: The game "is being updated to run smoothly on modern systems," but specifics on enhancements and changes will not be revealed until closer to launch, currently expected in Q4 of this year.
