Baldur's Gate 3

Bought the game on GOG, Steam and PS5. Would buy it again. Excellent game!

With almost 600+ hours this is an incredible game, so inmersive, and the best of all is BG3 respect the rules of D&D edition 5, you need to know that your choices can affect directly with the end that you get. Every run feels so different so i don't get bored at all that's why I get so many hours played this amazing game.

As you can see in my user name I like Skyrim a lot. I've been playing Skyrim for thousands of hours and modded it to perfetion with currently 1169 mods installed. My Skyrim folders takes around 500 GB total space even after I deleted the archives. Baldur's Gate 3 is better than my modded Skyrim by a mile, it's not even close. All the functions I added are in BG3 vanilla. The dice roll mechanics, characters that complement the group, the voice acting, the immersive exploration, absolutely everything is so crazy good I can't even believe this game is real. The replay value is throught the roof, the size of the game insane and it's challenging in a way that's not just about upgrading your sword or spell, it actually requires thinking and tactics. I'm totally speechless. Even after a measly 4 hours of play I'm totally convinced that this game will be the only fantasy RPG I will play in 2024. It's a no brainer, just buy this game!

Ignore the bad pricing reviews. They dont have a clue. I would have paid considerably more even for the current build. Its wonderful, and yes there are bugs but thats why we are all here. Find em and squish em. Make Boo proud. Anyway, I can already tell that Larian has outdone themselves with this creation. It is, quite frankly, wonderous. Jump in, embrace the adventure. -Leet

OK, this is first and probably ONLY game I bought (will ever buy) as early access (ea). So being in Ea i was prepared for a lot of crashes and bugs. I was pleasantly surprised in the level of polish. Sure, content is missing (classes/some quests) but that was expected from the get go. Larian Studios is one of the studios that seems to deliver what they say, so that's one of the reasons i bought Ea on day 1. I haven't played Divinity games so to me the engine is new and doesn't bother me as some players. All in all I would recommend to anyone BG3, atm it's just act one, with patches coming regularly. I did experience a few crashes in combat situations, and game seems to hate you saving in mid combat, and some game mechanics didn't transfer well from DnD 5E (eg. ranger Colossus Slayer feature doesn't calculate properly but it is not game breaking) that I am sure will be polished in final build. But I think that's what Ea is for, to find those things. I am giving it 4/5 purely because it is not yet a full game so I can't speak for the rest of the content that will come out, or I haven't seen yet. Also because of some aforementioned mechanic that didn't transfer well, but so far I had a very positive experience.