Baldur's Gate 3

Awful game entirely based on RNG, your character build doesn't matter it's just miss miss miss miss, roll low damage, crit failure. I didn't think Larian could make a game more tedious to play than DOS2, but I underestimated them. On top of that it's still full of bugs and some things feel rushed or unfinished ( like the game seeing KO'd enemies as dead, or some outcomes when you fail a dialogue roll ). They tried to cram DnD rules into their Original Sin formula and it doesn't work. 60 euros wasted.

[EARLY ACCESS REVIEW] I bought this game to play with my BF and we love it so much even after all those bugs and weird interactions. The game it's really immersive and you have multiple ways to deal with a lot of situations (which was great in D:OS saga), something that's closer to the tabletop RPG experience. Being able to explore, especially with friends, add a lot of dynamic growth to the game. I'm really excited to keep playing this game and uncover a whole new way to live the same game over and over again. Obviously this is different from Baldur's Gate previous installments, both in depth (narrative) and in mechanics (system is based on 5E), but I still think this is a really innovative way to experience Baldur's Gate (and D&D) rich and vast world. It still need to polish some elements to have a distinct identity (which I think it's necessary to live this game as a independent entity, avoiding comparisons to other Larian games) and at the same time still feeling like a part of the Baldur's Gate universe. I'm happy for this game and we are waiting for the full release, and I'm proud to watch this game grow and change based on feedback and community. Please be aware that a lot of people are doing bad reviews of the game without understanding that this is a EARLY ACCESS, with a limited content, a lot of bugs and subject to FEEDBACK. If you think something could change, guys at Larian are really welcoming and understanding, so don't be afraid to express what you think could be better (I'm doing that a lot haha). There's a reason the rating it's better with verified owners, just saying.

For EA quite good.

Since October being sold for 60 when selling an incomplete game? Are you kidding me?

To add context I loved Divinity: Original Sin 2. My two favorite games of all-time were D:OS2 and The Witcher 3. I adored both Larian and CD Projekt Red. So when Cyberpunk 2077 was on the horizon I was extremely excited... then let down. Not because I thought that Cyberpunk was 'bad', but just because it didn't live up to what I thought it would be on top of it being a extremely buggy launch. Baldur's Gate 3 stages Larian to take over for CDPR as the darling of the video game industry. I say this because right now when playing the game you can tell all of the promises that they made will be realized in the full launch of the game. It comes off as the ultimate RPG/D&D experience on a computer. The gameplay is wonderful, the characters are interesting, the interface is crisp and while I am not obsessive about graphics... it looks beautiful. I have zero doubts that this game will be good. My only concern about this game as it continues through Early Access and pushes toward release is that the final experience may not be great... and I only say that because so many other companies have rushed games out of the door at the end. I hope Larian doesn't do that, because this game is already special and it could be even better if they keep polishing it up and the story stays interesting throughout the remaining acts.