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The Bard's Tale Now Available For the Mac
The first game released in the series was Pool of Radiance, in 1988. This was followed by Curse of the Azure Bonds, Secret of the Silver Blades, and Pools of Darkness. The games formed one continuous story rooted in the once-glorious city of Phlan and later encompassing the entire Moonsea Reaches and four outer planes. For Pool of Radiance on the Macintosh, GameFAQs has 2 guides and walkthroughs.
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inXile Launches The Bard's Tale for Mac
Featuring iCloud saved games so players can move smoothly between Mac and iOS
Newport Beach, CA May 31, 2012 - InXile Entertainment today announced The Bard's Tale for Mac is now available in the Mac App Store. Following on the success of The Bard's Tale for iOS, where it hit the top-ten in iPad games and became the #1 RPG in 63 countries, The Bard's Tale now makes its long awaited debut on the Mac.
'We've had many requests for a Mac version of The Bard's Tale over the years and I am happy to make this our first Mac game from inXile,' said Brian Fargo, CEO of inXile Entertainment.
The Mac version of The Bard's Tale features saved-game compatibility and sharing with iOS devices through iCloud for Mac OS X Lion (10.7 or higher). Players can enjoy The Bard's Tale on their Mac in the comfort of their home and continue their adventure on the go with their iPhone or iPad.
The link for The Bard's Tale:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-bards-tale/id517105387?mt=12
About inXile Entertainment:
Founded by long-time industry veteran @BrianFargo in 2002, inXile Entertainment develops interactive entertainment software for all popular game systems, personal computers and wireless devices. Current projects include the Bard's Tale for iOS/Mac and Choplifter HD and a suite of products for the online social marketplace. For more information about inXile Entertainment visit: www.inxile-entertainment.com.