Baldur's Gate 3

I was skeptical at getting a game early access at first. This is the first time I have done so. I can honestly say this is exactly what I wanted out of a BG game and have loved every second of the available content so far. Such an awesome job on every aspect, characters, story, environments, gameplay and music. I have not been this addicted to a game since the originals came out. If you liked the originals I highly recommend. I personally can't wait for more content and hope Larian can keep producing a game at this quality for the full release of the game!

The game is beautiful, I've had some glitches especially loading graphics but largely the game is very polished, the storyline feels epic and the characters are really well voiced and animated. However, this game launched more than a year ago, calling it "early access" at this point feels like a joke. It's selling for the price of an expensive full release game, but playing it is like being part of an MMO at launch: with blank "this class will be added later" assets. I'm enjoying It but I dont feel like its worth the price point, and I think it should be clearer that this is still a beta version you're paying for l. At this release rate I can't imagine there will be anyone interested left who hasn't already played it by the time it's "done".

honestly, i gave it two stars because the graphics, atmosphere and battlefield interactions are actually pretty good... the plot and story is about as far from interesting as to be the opposite of it... starts off with action video galore, zoooom zooom, zap zap zap, booom! brain eating monsters, dragons, demons!!! WOooooo!?!? super action galore indeed... and then the game starts... and you are doing tedious point and click investigations, then on to some fluff, encountering the gith, killing some demons in slow paced turn based combat... do your actions, move, end your turn, wait, wait, wait, wait, see some numbers change, wait, wait a bit more, then it is your turn again, zap an enemy and move a bit, rince and repeat until the encounter is finished. this entire first chapter in the game could easily have been cut down to a single room where you can talk to the gith and release the cleric and then have a big explosion and crash and then start the game for real with whatever it is you are supposed to do other than get the brain eating bug out of your head... as the entire ship scene is so jarringly atonal from the setup that you could easily have clown music and a laugh track running on repeat benny hill style and it would actually improve it massively... and then comes the rest of the game and i have not even gotten off the ship yet as the coop is so bugged we quit trying at the boss fight with the infernal and the brain eating mindflayer... while they can fix the bugs and i expect them to do so soon enough, they seem unable to find the talent to make an interesting or engaging story to the point i wished they would just have started the game in a stereotypical tavern on a boring ass generic quest, it would at least not be so jarring and a bit more in the style of baldurs gate (of which i have yet to even see any of)

Well, the game is still in development, so I think it will be much better when it comes out next year. I really like it so far. Interesting character development and visually stunning, this game has a lot going for it, and I love that it is placed in the world of Baldur's Gate! Like many here I love the original Baldur's Gate games. This one is very different from setup (incl. turn-based combat, etc.). However, it is still very good and I am curious to find out how the story unfolds.

This review is only for early acces but Early acces was enough to fall in love with this game instantly, I have play many game like the Witcher series, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, Gothic all the Elder Scrolls etc but this game is what I been waiting for. I never though I was going to live to see somthing of this quality ever again and I am glad I was completly wrong.