Baldur's Gate 3

The best game I have ever played. There really is no limits in what you can do and I'm not talking about just character customization. You can use the back ground objects to interact with your game play. You can throw a chair at your enemies, use water jugs to put out fires, knock down walls and jump down wells and this is all optional, you do not have to do these things to complete your task. There are so many choices as to how to proceed in the game that no two play throughs will be the same. Character interact varies upon choices and at what time you interact with them. This is what I wished games could be like when I was a child. Back then I understood that games were limited to what was possible, you had a platform jumper and there was a back ground but you wouldn't be able to pick something out of the back ground. If there was an enemy you would jump on them or fight them depending on the game and that was it. There was no choice to talk to them and befreind the enemy. This game has no limits and only makes me excited about what this means for future gaming.

One of the best rpg's ever made with great story, unforgettable characters, polished graphics, great gameplay and clearly made by a studio that respects the IP, the consumers and (hopefully) their own staff. A lovely game with a ton of replayability. 10/10 game but I wish I had gotten it on Steam (makes joining my friends lobbies easier as they have it there, now I need a Direct Play-invite instead of just rightclicking them)

The game is great, and lives up to all hype. Although unfortunately the hype managed to hide how buggy this game actually is. If you dont mind troubleshooting go for it, but beware there are several bugs

BG3 is not a worthy successor of BG1 & 2. If you're looking for a tactical real-time game with a large group go to Pillars of Eternity. You'll also get better immersion, better writing, and just video game gameplay instead of copy pasta from d&d. Builds are unreadable, progress is weirdly capped and items are so unbalanced it's laughable. That said, BG3 does manage to bring something to the table, though nothing new to Larian players. Surface mechanics, consumables, unsolvable puzzles and nice exploration based on jumping and teleportation. There's ton of erotica if you're into it though. The game is unfinished with blank areas at the end, trivial difficulty and overall way too much hype for the content and the price tag.

oui oui oui