Forgotten Realms: The Archives - Collection Two

Forgotten Realms: The Archives - Collection Two

Stormfront Studios · March 29, 2022 · RPG, Party-Based RPG, Fantasy, Turn-Based Tactics, Old School

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Forgotten Realms: The Archives - Collection Two costs £1.51 in the United Kingdom, €1.76 in Europe (EUR), $2.00 in the United States, zł7.69 in Poland, $9.99 in Georgia (USD), R$10.38 in Brazil, CA$12.99 in Canada and NZ$14.99 in New Zealand right now.

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About Forgotten Realms: The Archives - Collection Two

The Forgotten Realm Archives - Collection Two brings a healthy mix of “Gold Box” and nostalgia goodness to your PC, along with a combination of adventure builders, turn-based and real-time role-playing gameplay. Composed of RPG classics that premiered the Forgotten Realms to video gamers, The Forgotten Realm Archives - Collection Two contains the following titles: Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bonds, Hillsfar, Secret of the Silver Blades, Pools of Darkness, Gateway to the Savage Frontier, Treasures of the Savage Frontier, Forgotten Realms Unlimited Adventures.

POOL OF RADIANCE
Located on the northern shore of the Moonsea, the fabled city of Phlan has been overrun by monsters led by a mysterious leader. Your quest: uncover the identity of this evil force and rid Phlan of its scourge, restoring the city to its former glory. Along the way, you hope to find the legendary Pool of Radiance, said to glow with its own mystical power. Does it really give tremendous strength to the warrior who bathes in its magic waters? Or is that just an elfin myth? Before you meet the challenges ahead, you must create your characters and choose their races and battle skills. Then, set off on your glorious quest to drive out the monsters and let civilization reign once more!

CURSE OF THE AZURE BONDS
After you saved the entire city of Phlan and located the Pool of Radiance, a simple trip to Tilverton should have been as easy as a noon-day stroll. But it wasn’t… Ambushed, captured and knocked unconscious, you awake with no idea who attacked you or how you arrived in Tilverton. You only know that five azure-blue symbols are imprinted under the skin of your right arm. The mystical power of the azure symbols ensnares your will like metal bonds! And when the bonds glow, you must do as they command, No magic can dispel them, no prayers can remove them. Your only hope: search the world for members of the alliance who created the bonds and regain control of your own destiny. Only then can you be free of the Curse of the Azure Bonds.

HILLSFAR
Every visit to Hillsfar is a different, exhilarating experience. Explore the city, meet its colorful denizens on the streets or in pubs and discover a quest. Your quest will keep you constantly on the move. Fight in the arena against raging minotaurs, ill-tempered orcs or insulted swordsmen. Enter different buildings and utilize your maze-running and lock-picking skills. Archery and equestrian events may also be part of your overall quest. Think and move fast - these mini-games happen in real-time. For adventure, there is no place like Hillsfar.

SECRET OF THE SILVER BLADES
The frigid valleys of the Dragonspine Mountains echo with the desperate plea of terrified miners: "Heroes of the Forgotten Realms, save us from evil!" Unwittingly digging in unhallowed ground, they have disturbed an ancient vault and released its terrible content. Scores of horrific creatures now infest the mine shaft -- and threaten to escape into the world above! You and your heroes must find the way to contain this scourge. All hope depends upon your ability to unravel the age-old mysteries surrounding this vile infestation.

POOLS OF DARKNESS
The Final Challenge. The Ultimate Enemy. First there was Pool of Radiance. Next came Curse of the Azure Bonds. Then followed Secret of the Silver Blades. Now, the epic has come full circle - Pools of Darkness takes you back to the Moonsea region for the final battle against the ultimate enemy. Prepare yourself for the biggest adventure yet as you are propelled into alternate dimensions on an enormous quest. And, it boasts a fully evolved version of the award-winning game system used throughout the series. Transfer your characters from Secret of the Silver Blades with levels, money and items intact, or create new characters! Either way, you’re in for some high-level action! Battle monsters never before encountered. Cast powerful new spells. Achieve character levels above the 25th level!

GATEWAY TO THE SAVAGE FRONTIER
Enter the foreboding lands of an area never before explored in a computer fantasy RPG: the Savage Frontier! Sail the Trackless Sea; conquer the heights of the Lost Peaks; brave the ruins of Ascore, guardian of the Great Desert; visit magical Silvermoon - and much, much more! Your quest: halt the murderous conspiracy of dark invaders from afar. Your only hope is to uncover the ancient mystical items of power to destroy the malignant invasion! Gateway to the Savage Frontier is based on an enhanced version of the award-winning game system used in Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bonds and Secret of the Silver Blades. Now you get the freedom to make the story happen the way you want! Plus, an all-new wilderness style adds new exploration and excitement to outdoor adventure! How can you resist? The Savage Frontier awaits!

TREASURES OF THE SAVAGE FRONTIER
The explosive sequel to Gateway to the Savage Frontier is here to put your will and discipline to the test. You mission is truly daunting: save the Savage Frontier from a cataclysmic war, free Llorkh from its evil captors, and regain a powerful magical item lost since ancient times! This big, bold adventure will leave you reeling! The award-winning game system used throughout SSI’s famous gold-box series continues to evolve - new features abound! Movement and combat are now subject to the unpredictable effects of weather. Players can now interact with NPCs - the can even have romances! Plus, in some situations, combat reinforcement can give you extra help just when you need it most. And with the Savage Frontier teetering on the brink of all-out war, you can be sure that this feature will be put to good use! Transfer your characters from Gateway to the Savage Frontier or create new 5th level ones. You’ll find much more to explore - and the freedom to explore it the way you want - as the Heroes of Ascore attempt the impossible yet again!

FORGOTTEN REALMS UNLIMITED ADVENTURES
Have you ever wanted to break the chains and design your own AD&D adventure scenarios? Well, this is your chance to do it in the incredible Forgotten Realms universe. Build maps with the easy-to-use grid screen and link them with teleporters, doorways and stairwells. Choose your characters from the massive bank of 112 monsters and multiple non-player characters. Design the dungeons of your dreams and test them as you go with a point-and-click interface that makes errors gone forever. Test your mettle by playing a pre-created scenario, “The Heirs to Skull Crag” with four separate quests to solve. Should you choose, you can even modify this ready-to-go adventure. With all these tools at your fingertips, the possibilities are endless.

Each Forgotten Realms classic brings its own unique flare and adventure for you to enjoy, ranging from turn-based to real-time combat, a wide variety of locations to explore, various classes and races to recruit to your party, treasure to loot, and quests and secrets to complete and uncover.
  • An assorted collection of the “Pool of Radiance” and “Savage Frontier” Forgotten Realms titles
  • A wide variety of monsters to slay, quests to complete and regions to save
  • Assemble a party of the world’s finest Clerics, Warriors, Thieves and more, and bring them with you through their respective storylines
  • Immerse yourself in the depth and richness of Dungeons & Dragons campaigns and the Forgotten Realms Universe

Forgotten Realms: The Archives - Collection Two — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

DLC & expansions

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Sep 7, 2026
Forgotten Realms Collection Vol.2 includes a bunch of the classic goldbox RPGs from the late 80s and early 90s. I played through the Pool of Radiance series which includes four games up until Pools of Darkness. These games use 1st edition AD&D rules so if you're unfamiliar with this edition of D&D, there is a bit of a learning curve to learn the rules. If you are familiar with 2nd edition from later D&D games, then it should be pretty easy to get the hang of 1st edition. [u]Comparing The Tetralogy:[/u] Pool of Radiance has a surprisingly large world to explore. In addition to the town of Phlan and its surrounding city districts, you have an entire wilderness environment to explore. This area is full of its own locations that you can find which are hidden until you actually get close enough to discover it. The world of Pool of Radiance is set in the Moonsea region of Faerun. The surrounding areas of Phlan span from Zhentil Keep to the West, to the Dragonspine Mountains in the North, and all the way to the Galena Mountains to the East. Pool of Radiance was definitely an ambitious game for its time. The later games in the series however, did scale things back compared to Pool. Curse…
Recommended Sep 7, 2026
It offers so much nostalgia
Recommended Sep 6, 2026
This is nolstalgia talking but I really loved this game when I was younger and I'm not liking it any less now. It's simple and final... you die... you die. The uncertainty of walking through the areas... never knowing what you're going to run into and if a bad run of dice rolls will make the end of you... I love this thing. I'm in Pool of Radiance right now... in New Phlan in the slums.
Recommended Sep 5, 2026
My Magic-user accidentally killed himself with a magic missile. Fun!
Recommended Sep 3, 2026
It scratches an itch. Truly, the Gold Box games were great turn-based tactical fun. But sadly, the UI is littered with anti-patterns that were common at the time. You have to get into that mode and accept the awkwardness of the UI to have fun bouncing lightning bolts off stone walls. There is some truly great game design in these games. Admittedly, Pool of Radiance is the best.
Recommended Aug 28, 2026
Classic games, I used to play when I was younger. Still as good as I remember. Just remember these games came out in the 80's so graphics are nothing like they are now.

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