Baldur's Gate
According to IGN, "Baldur's Gate" did much to revive the role-playing video game genre. John Harris of Gamasutra wrote that it "rescued computer D&amp;D from the wastebasket". According to GameSpy, ""Baldur's Gate" was a triumph [that] single-handedly revived the [computer role-playing game] and almost made gamers forgive Interplay for "Descent to Undermountain"". IGN ranked "Baldur's Gate" No. 5 on their list of "The Top 11 Dungeons &amp; Dragons Games of All Time" in 2014. In his article "Our favourite cities in PC gaming", Phil Savage of "PC Gamer" praised Bioware's level design for the titular city in "Baldur's Gate", stating that "Baldur's Gate feels vast, exciting and dangerous—just like a proper city".