Baldur's Gate 3

I resisted this game at release. It was right up my alley -- as a longtime DnD player, this game promised the freedom and creativity I adored with tabletop RPGs in video game format. However, I had been burned by too many games promising choices with impact only to provide a linear story with two or three alternative endings. It took my friends months of kind nagging to finally cave (along with some fantastic Shadowheart cosplayers in my social media feeds... what can I say, I have a thing for edgy women), and I still had my reservations even as the game made itself at home in my library.

Now, with over 500 hundred hours in this beauty of a game, I can say it has done nothing but deliver above and beyond on its promises, and I have nothing but the utmost faith in and respect for Larian Studios. This game is everything I dreamed of when I first started playing RPGs. I have tried many good games within the genre, but none have scratched the itch to have a fully realised world quite the same as this one. The writing for both the characters and story is second to none, and the continued refinement and new additions for every patch is a breath of fresh air in an industry overrun with microtransactions and DLCs.

I will admit, some features are less than intuitive, even for a veteran DnD and RPG player, but I love that upon further playthroughs I can still discover new mechanics and different solutions for old encounters. Not to mention, every time I'm convinced I know every story beat and possible quest line, I find something I missed the previous times around.

I'm not usually one to review a game, but with all the joy this game has brought me I felt the least I could do was contribute my voice to the many already singing its praises. Truly, one of the best games ever made.

Finished my first playthrough. Game is epic. Graphics can be intense, and the saves large, but the game is enjoyable every step of the way. Choices seem to matter. Story is great. Next stop for me? Probably trying out Dark Urge.

Massively better than I expected. Bit of a learning curve if you're not familiar with the mechanics (that's me!) but worth getting into. Looks great, doesn't need a big machine to run.

An absolute must play and in my opinion masterpiece, the story is great, the characters even better. Its like experiencing a trilogy in one game without feeling too much, each act is unique and the game offers many many ways to play it. You will find yourself enthralled in the lore and side stories. One of the few games that actually made me cry at the end of the story.

10/10 Game, try it out, even if you dont like D&D combat the game has done it in a very fun way.
Only small downside is in the beginning you will feel weak as shit and miss a lot of attacks until you get your stats higher where combat starts being very consistent and sometimes even too easy so ramp up that difficulty mid game!

There will never ever be a game like this ever again. Truly a 1-of-1 masterpiece as far as how unique any one player's game will go. Let the dice take you where they will, you will not be disappointed. Never experienced a game so replayable as this one with consistent value to boot. the game is worth at least 3 times what it costs, and I believe this enough to have bought it not only for myself, but on 4 separate occasions to get other people to play it, and not a single one has had a complaint. Impeccable character depth, immaculate world build, unparalleled customizability. If the phrase "the world is your oyster" was a game, it would be this game without a shadow of a doubt. 10/10 would recommend unquestionably. If you have your doubts, just stick to it for a while. It will click.

first time playing turn based games. Felt very off at the start, but something just kept me playing. All of the sudden its 5AM.

I started Baldur’s Gate 3 thinking I’d be a noble paladin, upholding justice and smiting evil. By hour three, I was in a romantic entanglement with a vampire who threatened to eat me (hot), my best friend was a sentient mushroom who spoke only in riddles and vibes, and I had convinced a talking brain in a jar to join my party. 10/10,

This game is less "epic fantasy adventure" and more "fever dream narrated by a dungeon master who’s four drinks deep and trying to keep the party from seducing every monster they meet." Spoiler: they fail. Gloriously.

You want options? Baldur’s Gate 3 gives you the freedom to talk to animals, bang druids, threaten gods, betray everyone you love, and then reload a save because you forgot to quicksave before throwing your wizard off a cliff “for science.” One time I solved a puzzle by yeeting a corpse onto a pressure plate and immediately got praised like a genius. Thanks, Larian.

The companions? A chaotic mess of red flags, unresolved trauma, and smoldering eye contact. I love them all. Astarion could drain me like a Capri Sun and I'd thank him. Shadowheart is 90% sarcasm and 10% secrets. Gale is a walking TED Talk with a magical bomb in his chest. And Karlach? Just a sweet infernal war machine trying her best. Protect her at all costs.

Combat is the kind of turn-based nonsense where you can either elegantly dismantle a group of enemies with tactical genius... or just throw a chair, light the floor on fire, and hope gravity does the rest. And it works. It always works. Eventually.

Graphically? Gorgeous. Emotionally? Devastating. Existentially? I haven’t been the same since the owlbear scene. You know the one. Don’t act like you didn’t try it. We all did.

12/10. Would romance a druid in bear form again and not apologize to anyone.

I'll try and keep this short: This game was a bit of a disappointment for me. The combat system is pretty unique and interesting, but overwhelming with too many options, and every fight you seem outmatched, both in level and number of enemies. People already figured out quick that you can easily cheat the odds by quick saving before throwing dice. But those aren't my biggest concerns with the game.

To me the overall story and world is just way too confusing, and partially too enforcing (no real choice to be made at key points), and there's way too many side plots that you're not even sure what to follow. As someone who's not familiar with D&D, the world just has way too many things you need to learn or know at once. Characters pop up left and right and you're not quite sure who they are as you can't even have a dialog option that explains it. Every party member that you travel with will at some point be met with some person who wants them either to die or to leave the party for 'reasons'. It gets quite repetitive.

There's a also continuous sense of urgency that's not really real and will not resolve itself even when the game is finished, which puts the whole experience under a bad light. I don't like playing games where you're supposedly in a constant rush, but in the end that rush is not real. That's not fun!

However, the biggest problem I have right now is it appears Baldur's Gate 3 is trying to fry my GPU and causes my desktop to freeze. The game runs perfectly well on 1440p@165Hz and good graphics, with optimal GPU temperature, but for some reason my PC starts acting strange after a few hours that indicates some level of corruption happening. I found some posts about this topic, but no real resolution to it. A game of this quality should possess no problems for my GPU so it is incredibly frustrating to keep rebooting my PC after Windows just stops working.

This game was an experience. I wish I could get amnesia all so I could re-experience this actual masterpiece for a first time. I'm sad that Patch 8 was the last one. I wish there were more to experience, even in spite of how satisfied I am with the main story. I want to experience more of these characters. I'm absolutely smitten with this game, and I'm just rambling on at this point.

Larian Studios again showed his strength as one of the best western RPG game developers on the market today. That after what they managed to achieve with two Divinity series: Fantastic Original Sin, Baldur’s Gate 3 came with a higher class approach, both in terms of music, visual presentations that now involve hundreds of VA sound records and records complete with new cinematic cameras, to the area, city, and various scenarios of the challenging challenging fight He also managed to bring the concept of "role-playing" that should be, which was built neatly while ensuring that each companion character has an interesting mission and story to be pursued and completed. The freedom to choose options and actions, dealing with the consequences that occur afterwards, while trying to continue to fight and survive it makes the charm of Baldur’s Gate 3 undeniable

I forgot to review this after finishing it.

10/10! Would motorboat minthara's boobs again.

I can't belive it, Final Patch. You made it, all the way through.

When I heard about BG3 for the 1st time in its very early stages I expected to be "just another RPG game but with Baldurs Gate as title while having no relation to the actual saga". And even worse, they were selling a 4 part game while only having less than 1 act actually done, like some another crowdfunded pre-released and never finished game. On top of that, Divinity 2 didn't punch me at all and I couldn't make 4 hours straight because I wasn't enjoying the system nor did find the narrative of my taste.

Once they got to Act 3 the hype in the community became a thing, but I couldn't care less about it, felt even a bit insulted like if it was casting a shade over the incredible BG1 and BG2, my childhood favorite games from all times, I grew up playing those as if nothing so large and deep could be ever done again.

Well, as I became more adult, I forced myself to watch some horrendous popular and controversial films/series over the years so I could make an educated criticism about why are bad in my opinion, and sometimes expecting the lowest form of art I found real jewells. Thats what happent to me when I started playing BG3, it wasn't an horrible advetures film, it felt like the true next gen of those old school RPG games. More so, Larian convinced me again and again that they were worthy of my economic support by adding so dilligently more and more content.

Until now. They considere this long journey over, this is the Final Patch.

Do I recommend the game? Absolutly, full price, showing full appreciation for a well done game, a full of love project, and a worthy continuation of Baldurs Gate Saga.

10/10 game, dev transparency/support and marketing policies. You are brilliant.

I don’t usually write reviews, but this game genuinely deserves it. The amount of freedom is insane. You can talk, fight, sneak, charm, explode, or just throw a pair of boots at someone if you feel like it. And the game reacts to all of it.

The companions are brilliantly written. They are flawed, layered, and real. I didn’t expect to get this attached, but here I am. Also, I’ve replayed the intro like ten times just to try different classes and backgrounds. Every time, something new happens.

Visually, it’s stunning. The world feels alive, and the voice acting? Top tier. Even the dice rolls add a weird kind of tension I didn't know I needed in a video game.

If you love story-driven RPGs with real choices and real consequences — don’t miss this one! It’s not just a game. It’s a full-on DnD campaign you can lose yourself in.

Huge thanks to Larian Studios for putting so much heart and soul into this. You’ve created something truly special.

💚

I didn't play a lot of these kind of games, all games actually. But this one got into my heart. One of the best soundtracks as well. Will definately play once again

To preach to the choir, I like this game a lot! There's an opportunity to make a meaningful decision around every corner in this densely packed game world. A lot of care has been put until the "flourish"-y details such as animation and voice acting. You won't have to waste time on endless traveling, it's just straight roleplay and classic CRPG combat. And there's a nice balance between humor and drama that I don't see a lot of these days in any sort of media, not just video games.

You do have to be comfortable with, or at least be willing to tolerate:
-Dice rolls around every corner, in and out of combat
-Overcoming decision paralysis and the temptation to endlessly savescum
-A noticeable degree of unapologetic horniness in the writing.

Mostly leaving this review because of my very Nice playtime.

I’ve spent 180 hours in Baldur’s Gate 3, and honestly, I still feel like I haven’t seen everything this world has to offer. This wasn’t just a game—it was an experience. A journey. A beautifully written, deeply emotional adventure that will stay with me for a long time.
Some moments left me speechless. Some had me pausing the game to just feel. There were twists I never saw coming. Betrayals that hit hard. Victories that felt earned. It’s rare for a game to give you this much agency and still maintain such a strong narrative thread throughout.

Larian Studios, thank you. Thank you for pouring your heart into this game. Thank you for crafting something so full of life, love, and magic.If you’re wondering whether to pick this game up—do it. You’ll laugh, cry, rage, and celebrate. But most importantly, you’ll remember it.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
10/10. A masterpiece.

Good game, like playing a D&D Module and Dating Sim at the same time. 10/10 would save Baldur's Gate again and again.

Was not for me personally, but its oozing with a lot of blood, sweat and tears poured in.

With as many hours as I've dumped into it as I have (105 at the time of writing), I do find it amusing how each and every run just seems to stop short at Act 3.

You'll definitely get your money's worth here, and while I do agree w/ all the bouquets this game has received, there's a massive dump of content nearing the end of the game that makes it very difficult to want to continue; a feeling not too far off that's also apparent in DOS 2. It's a little too overwhelming, and makes it feel both tedious and hard to miss out on.

I'll most likely revisit this again (with luck).

This game is amazing, it has almost ruined all other games for me because nothing compares to it. I keep finding new things even after so long! Absolutely love it

An absolute 10 out of 10, one of, if not in my opinion the greatest game ever made. Its an incredible achievement of a game, endlessly repayable, AMAZING score, amazing voice acting, total freedom of choice, truly great story, great custom character creator, the greatest video game companions of all time, just amazing in every regard. It deserves all the love it gets and a million times more

Anotha Larian mastapiece 9/10 - would be a 10 but because the progression isn't linear, some quests are bound to be a bit bugged and some cutscenes do suffer from graphical technicalities (prob just depends on your system)

In my eyes its a very good game, but it has it's flaws.
Will recommend this if you like turnbased games with a story.

Almost a 10, would play it again.

pretty good, my ex and i got into fights about it but thats not important because theres blue tieflings in this game and i can... hang out with bears

It is a game made with a great deal of love and care and attention to detail. It's an incredible achievement. It looks remarkably good.

But...

I have played it for nearly 80 hours across two different characters (20 hours on one, nearly 60 on the other), and I'm not sure I've ever actually had fun. I was ready for it to have ended by the completion of Act I, but it just keeps going. As far as I've got with my 60 hour character, I am still only just into Act III. I know, I know, it's great that I got so much game for the money I paid, but I can't help thinking of the other CRPGs I've played that have been so much more compelling in under half the time. I could have completed Tyranny four times by now, and I'd have had more fun.

Exploration is tedious, involving repeatedly having to toggle to jump, and switching out companions to get that one guy who can cast the cantrip to make you jump further so you can get to a treasure chest that contains even more spell scrolls or other junk that means you have to spend minutes rearranging all your different inventories so you aren't over-encumbered. I know, I know, you don't have to explore everything and you don't have to pick everything up, but every single thing in this game is connected to everything else like a conspiracist's corkboard and red string, so if you don't poke into the ruin under the cemetery under the basement under the cottage, who knows what important detail you'll miss?

I've touched on inventory management already, but it's a nuisance. I appreciate that on higher difficulties, or even on the normal difficulty, having to consider what you bring with you is an important part of the game, but I can't understand why it isn't a toggleable option to turn off carry weight. At the very least, when selling to a merchant it should be possible to sell stuff from the camp stash, rather than requiring you to hop to your camp first to shift it all into your inventory before going back. It only takes a couple of clicks and a brief loading screen, admittedly, but over the course of the hours you'll spend in this game, these little irritations become grating.

Another increasingly grating irritation is that every NPC has a zoomed-in custcene vignette when you click to talk to them, even if all they have to say to you is a single line to which you cannot respond. In other games, this would be conveyed to you by staying zoomed out, having the audio play (and/or having the text appear floating above their head). I appreciate the effort that went into doing it the way they have done it, and their commitment to their singular style, but I found it wearing.

Besides exploration, the core of this game is combat. D&D combat is a fine way to approximate small-scale fantasy battles at a tabletop level by rolling dice. I do not think it is a terribly good system for a video game. Increasingly I found myself viewing fights not as a welcome break from the slog of exploration, but yet another piece of drudgery to push through.

The acting performances in this game are excellent, and one of the only things that kept me playing. It feels pre-emptive to talk about the plot and narrative, as I have not finished the game (and may well never finish it), but I will fault the pacing of it, as I think that contributed to my mounting boredom. As to the writing I have experienced so far- it is good but not exceptional. The performances elevate the material.

I know I am in the minority for not enjoying this game, and I am by no means trying to tell you that you are wrong if you enjoy it. I would much prefer to have had fun with it, but since I did not, I wanted to share my perspective, on the off chance it is useful to someone.

Pretty sure this is the best CRPG ever made. The story, characters, combat, and systems are just incredible. For me it gets better as your progress through the acts. Act 3 really picks up the pace, which I find a bit lacking in the rest of the game.

-Play 700 hours on PS5 because my old computer was a toaster.
-Get the platinum trophy on console.
-Buy new PC that actually doesn't levitate after loading more than 10 pixels.
-Preparing to 100% the game again with patch 8's release.
Games alright I guess. :)

Brilliant game from start to finish but with some minor technical issues (camera for example).

good game, very gay

only issue i have is this game really doesn't handle aromantic/asexual representation well. it's obvious the target audience is as horny as they made the companions, but as someone who would love to pursue romance but not sex, i felt a bit underwhelmed with how they handled the romance in this game. and for anyone aro, withers making fun of you for not forming a relationship feels wrong too.

otherwise one of the best games i have ever played and it's absolutely worth playing. the combat has lots of depth, as does the character creation (both visually and mechanically). the characters (romance gripes aside) are very likable (or delightfully unlikable), and the music has been stuck in my head since the day i first played it on ps5. if me, a non-crpg fan, having put in over 800 hours between unmodded console and modded pc versions isn't enough to convince you to play this, then i simply gesture to the rest of the internet's praise, because this game truly is special.

Never really played these type of games before, wasn't really into it first but later on seeing how your character develops and interacts with the world around and how you level up your character, started getting really fun.
Now i cant stop playing this game, its really got its charm and a must try if you are new to it.

In a time where videogames became a business instead of a work from the heart, this game reminds us that working with love for what you do and having a successful business can go hand in hand.
Thanks Larian studios

Where do I even begin? Baldur’s Gate 3 has completely blown me away. This game is everything I love about RPGs – deep storytelling, endless choices, and a world so rich in detail that it feels alive. Whether you’re a veteran of the series or jumping in for the first time, this is a must-play.

The combat is addictive. Tactical, challenging, and rewarding – it’s everything you’d expect from D&D 5e, and it makes each encounter feel like a puzzle that you’re eager to solve. But what truly sets BG3 apart is the freedom it gives you. Your decisions matter, and the way you interact with the world shapes everything around you.

The world itself is gorgeous. From the forests, to the dark ominous ruins, every area is packed with lore, secrets, and stunning visuals. The characters are well-written, the voice acting is incredible, and the dialogue is filled with choices that impact the story.

And co-op? It’s a total blast. Playing with a friend is a game-changer. The way you navigate moral dilemmas and tackle quests together makes for some unforgettable moments.

Honestly, Baldur’s Gate 3 is one of the best RPGs I’ve ever played, and I highly recommend it. If you love deep, immersive experiences with a ton of replayability, this is it.

8/10
not perfect
can be buggy. pathing is often a pain. line of sight for some attacks and spells are a nightmare.
besides that, it's a great time.
love a lot of character work and the story is pretty good. great replay value and the music and look of the world are great.

Excelente jogo, talvez o melhor da década, ou até o melhor em várias décadas para vir.

O sistema de gameplay vai uma pegada rpg de mesa com o sistema dnd 5e, misturando com mecânicas de jogo e interação com o ambiente, diálogo e combate que já usavam em títulos anteriores como Divinity. Acho que usar o sistema de DnD foi genial pra puxar uma audiência que não manja muito de sistemas mais complicados e ao mesmo tempo se mantendo fiel ao nicho do jogo.

O combate é a parte mais divertida, tendo diversas e diversas formas de iniciá-lo, de alterá-lo através de diálogo, armadilhas, poções, pergaminhos, magias entre outros. Um pergaminho de Cloudkill bem posicionado pode ser decisivo em uma luta inteira. Tal como quebrar seu Sanctuary sem querer pode ter consequências severas. Existem muitas builds possibilitadas pelo próprio sistema de D&D, somado aos itens mágicos e mods que aumentam em muito a rejogabilidade do combate.

Além do combate, a exploração também é maravilhosa, especialmente se você for um mago. Teve uma parte que pulei inteira porque minha personagem tinha uma magia de voar. Ai só precisei voar até o final do prédio, desativar todas armadilhas e depois mandar o resto da party entrar super de boa. Quando entrei no Underdark meio que bateu uma realização do quão bem feito foi o ambiente, o mapa, a atmosfera, o feeling do jogo num geral, o quão isso realmente foi feito com muito amor.

Por último o diálogo e história... O diálogo é bem aberto e por si só já possibilita muitas coisas diferentes dependendo de como o jogador o faz. Você também pode cortar conversas inteiras e só meter a porrada mesmo, ou só pular alguns trechos de diálogo. Tudo afeta a história e a interação. Mas... Eu não acho a história lá essas coisas, achei muito genérica com tema de fantasia épica e nenhum dos vilões foi muito memorável pra mim. Por outro lado, a interação com os npcs... Embora goste num geral como foram escritos, eu sinto que muitas das reações, romances ou interações são muito do nada ou forçadas. Por exemplo, foi só eu falar pro Gale que a minha personagem era uma maga e ele ficou flertando comigo no decorrer do jogo inteiro, é realmente absurdo o quão forçado vai pro lado do romance. Mas fora isso, os personagens tem bons desenvolvimentos do começo ao final, e também tem vários finais diferentes. Os melhores npcs pra mim foram Shadowheart e Astarion, por serem os mais realistas, complexos e com o arco de mudança bem mais impactante que o resto, além de terem mais carisma.


Recomendo o jogo pra quem é fã de RPG de mesa e combate de turno em grid. Só não vá esperando muita coisa da história. Nesse quesito ainda acho Dragon Age Origins um jogo melhor. Mas em gameplay esse daqui é anos luz na frente.

Simply one of the most beautiful role-playing games I have ever played!
Nice storyline, nice characters, great combat gameplay.

There is some inconsistency maybe with BG2, but you gladly get over it since it is aimed at making this beautiful new storyline. Handsome idea to create such an important background for the main player.

It is hard for me to find major flaws with this game.

This game has so many options on how it can turn out makes it playable over and over

Turns out i like turn-based RPGs. Turns out I like DnD based games. When I first saw this game, I didn't have a single bit of interest. I gave it shot, and now I'm completely enthralled. This review is for the skeptical people who wouldn't normally play these types of games. It's a bit overwhelming at first, especially if you're unfamiliar with DnD! It's worth the learning curve!

Always wanted to try DnD but then I remembered that I don't have friends to play with, and then that game came out. Now I can play DnD with myself, and nobody judges me for playing as a half-drow.

BUT I'M WARNING YOU ALL!

I hated Vampires before playing BG3, and now I found myself romancing one. I guess I hit critical failure on my wisdom roll. So be careful gamers! xD

Great game! Love it! :D

This game hits the same 'explore & discover' itch that only Skyrim was able to hit before.
Also, you can pet dogs. 10/10

I started as a noble paladin.
Now I lie, manipulate, and let a vampire bite me because he looked sad and pretty.
This game ruined me. I love it.

I accidentally had this in my cart after talking with friends about it and bought it. Best accident of the 2020s for me, then my son after. This game is incredible from start to oh fuck i hit a wall, time to restart the game.

Out of the insane amount of time I've played this game I've only beaten it twice, lotta fun

I knew this game was turn based combat and based on Dungeons and Dragons, but I can not enjoy the combat in this game whatsoever. This game needs more guides built into it and more guidance as to where to go, as venturing off path easily throws you into higher level areas where winning combat is near impossible. The dice rolling aspect of the game can be fun, but at times it is infuriating and you feel like luck is constantly never on your side and is making you constantly enter combat you'd rather avoid. I really want to love this game as the story is amazing from what I have experienced, but sadly after 3 attempts at restarting it I just cant.

Easily the most immersive game I have ever played, I can't believe that I almost didn't experience this game. So worth the price tag. Cannot recommend enough, you get used to the turn based and the story and cut scenes are so worth it.

Didn't knew DnD and never a fan of sword and sorcery theme before, but this is one of the most memorable game I have ever played.

It's an absolute masterpiece, especially if one is a fan of Dungeons and Dragons. The acting is world-class, and there's tons of replayability. I've played 1200 hours and I still see new things with each new playthrough! Can't recommend the game enough, especially to people who enjoy a story-rich RPGs with a turn-based combat system.

Also, Shadowheart best girl.

I literally can't express how much I love this game. I've gone through at least 10 or so full runs and I still have the itch to play again because of how well written it is and because of how fun it is. It's been so long since I played a game that could suck me into it's world and keep me there even now and I only wish that I could delete the game from my brain so I could experience it all over again for the first time.

Okay, my very biased opinion aside, the stuff this game does well is the story, the lore, and the worldbuilding. It's an RPG so you know you're in for a lot of reading and talking and this game is FULL of material. From reading all the books and documents throughout the world to talking to a cat trying to convince you to follow it's cat god, I can guarantee with all the time you spend in this game you'll get your money's worth ten times over. And I can tell you that only playing this game once is a disservice to all the story they managed to stuff into it, so to really experience a decent portion of the game I recommend playing at the very LEAST two runs as your silly little OC, Tav, and as The Dark Urge, in that order.

And as far as game mechanics go, it's all turn-based, homie, so if you don't like that very much you may not enjoy the game, especially if you're playing multiplayer and you know your friends are the type to 'take a turn' and then tab out immediately and have to be reminded to get back in there, especially if they aren't as invested in the world and story as you are. Like I said, it's a lot of reading and a lot of exposition, so this game isn't going to appeal to everyone, especially if they aren't the...patient type, and/or just don't have the attention span to keep them locked in.

Another super fun part are the companions! There's a whole myriad of companion characters you can find in the game that tag along on your journey, and if you play your cards right, can be romanced! Or if you ain't into that you can all by besties and take Faerun by storm! And all of those companions can be played by you the player (I call them Origin Runs), and playing as them all give a new perspective when running around the world, so highly recommend doing that too.

Okay, sorry I really tried to write pros and cons but again, I'm so biased lmao, but I hope this helped some people take the plunge or steer clear if ain't your cup of tea! And last but not least, thank you Larian for raising the bar! Thanks for reading! \(^_^)/

(I edited this to fix typos and add a few more put together thoughts...still came out ranty, whoops :') )

Absolutely deserving of all the awards it has received and one of the most fun and chaotic games to play with your mates or rudely enough when playing with yourself... don't lie this game sparked Joy, Sadness, Laughter, Anger and possibly the most anxiousness created regarding the work of people skilled in Studio Film Maker since Overwatch reduced a certain bubble butted gun wielding woman. Studio Film Makers brought it back and we knew they would be all over this.

All in all this masterpiece will be one that people play for years and years to come and will stand the test of time. 10/10 Game and Experience whether alone or with friends. Enjoy!

I am a huge D&D fan; been playing the game since I was in high school...over a decade ago. This game is the closest to the table top game I have ever played and I am hooked. Hey, DM's! Can never play a game because you're always running one? THIS! THIS WILL SCRATCH THAT ITCH! Beautiful story, compelling character development. This is story telling at it's finest AND IT'S SET TO D&D!! Anyone into fantasy RPG's should at least give this game a try. I can't recommend it enough. Happy adventures, darlings!

With 546 hours behind me and eagerly awaiting Patch 8, this is a game that truly captivated me. At first, I had no expectations and thought it would just be something to play with friends, but it turned out to be one of the rare games that completely drew me in. The sheer number of possibilities makes both single-player and multiplayer experiences unique every time. Characters, companions, and even most NPCs are designed with incredible detail. We'll have to wait and see what kind of new stories and places the modders will bring. As for the price side; it's absolutely worth the full price, and if you're able to catch it on sale, you'll 'get a great deal on a remarkable game. I'm aware that I'm raising expectations, but there's an undeniable effort here that deserves recognition. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the beauty of Baldur's Gate city and many breathtaking landscapes with the sweet music playing in the background.
**Note:** Watch your head when jumping—your Honour Mode might just take a fall!