Did you ever imagine a whole new world of yours, when you were a kid? I bet you did. Did you build medieval castles in your bedroom or in your parents backyard? Did you pretend that you were defending it from zombies or maybe orcs? I don't know you, but I dare to assumeu that it was like that with you too. I did it all, but then, in 2002, I suddenly stopped. I didn't stop because I grew up, and certainly not because I lost my imagination, and definitely not because my older brother tore down my castles faster than imaginary orcs. I stopped because the newly released Gothic 2 game fell into my hands. I was lost, for weeks. Without exaggeration, I can say that there is a plot in Gothic 2, in which you can drown, it will not let you go. If this game had been released on a 16-bit sega-level graphics console, it would have had the same effect due to the divine plot. Now, 20 years later, I'm already 30 and the developers of Gothic, again, want to tear me out of the real world, by releasing the original Gothic 2. Thanks to THQ Nordic, the ability to play the base game, without the Night of the Raven add-on, appeared on Steam. To do this, just download Gothic II: Gold Edition. When you run it, a window will appear, where you can choose either Classic or Night of the Raven. So thanks, for that gift from THQ Nordic to the fans on the 20th anniversary of a legend. Thanks a lot. Gothic is already downloading on my Steam. Don't expect any news from me next month. I'm in the castles of the Valley of Mines, where my brother can't get me.