Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition

Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition is Beamdog's modernised version of the 1999 role-playing classic. At its centre is the Nameless One, who searches Sigil and the Outer Planes for the secrets of his past lives. The Enhanced Edition keeps the story, characters and isometric RPG foundation intact and adds modern convenience and presentation features.

The Enhanced Edition was released on April 11, 2017. Beamdog continues to support it: with version 3.2, a major compatibility and convenience update for PC and mobile arrived in October 2026.

The standalone Enhanced Edition is available on desktop systems for Windows, macOS and Linux. Mobile versions are available for iOS/iPadOS and Android. The console releases are published separately as a bundle with Icewind Dale.

Planescape: Torment combines an isometric party RPG with real-time combat that can be paused, extensive dialogue and heavily branching choices. The Nameless One can change his class, alignment and abilities as the story progresses. Sigil serves as the starting point for journeys through the Dungeons & Dragons multiverse; a large part of the game focuses more on conversation, exploration and consequences than on pure combat.

On Windows, the Steam version requires at least a dual-core processor, 1 GB RAM, OpenGL 2.0-compatible graphics and about 2 GB of storage. For macOS, Steam lists macOS 10.15 as the minimum; Apple Silicon has been natively supported since Patch 3.2. On Linux, the store page lists Ubuntu 18.04 or a comparable distribution as the minimum base.

Beamdog has rebuilt the user interface for high resolutions and added features including zoom, quick loot, combat log and Tab highlighting. The soundtrack has been reworked; many modernisations can be turned off optionally if you want to play closer to the original behaviour.

Version 3.2 expands the game's lasting platform and convenience base. On Macs, the Enhanced Edition runs natively on Apple Silicon; there is also a dedicated UI scaling option, revised cloud save support and additional localisations, including Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian and Simplified Chinese. On mobile devices, Beamdog also improves keyboard, file and screen support.

Patch 3.2 mainly expands modding access on mobile devices. On iOS, relevant data is now stored in an area reachable by standard file browsers; Android receives corrected file permissions and an improved import/override workflow. On desktop, a customised dialog.tlk can be loaded via the override folder, regardless of the selected game language.