Four versions of Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition were supposed to release this week, but only the one for PC is currently available.
The rest are on hold because of glitches. Apple rejected the iPad edition because of a crash bug. "With current estimate for App Store approval, that puts us into next week," tweeted Trent Oster, the game's creative director, on Monday. "We're doing all we can." He also mentioned that Apple had approved three previous builds of the game and would likely do so again.
"Mac OSX approvals are taking longer than iOS, so it is hard to predict," he tweeted.
As for Android, it's "trailing iOS," he told fans. "Our current crash is cross-platform, so the fixes are for all platforms. Legacy code bites again."
Recently, he posted an update, saying, "We'll get Android done before Christmas. The list of supported devices might be very Nvidia skewed though."
Overhaul Games is also working on a cross-platform save-game solution, which is not yet complete.
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