博德之门3

I've played Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 more than all other games put together, and I love this addition to the franchise! I give 1 minus point because the "offline" version forms an internet connection to somewhere. Not cool GOG/Larian! TL;DR: If you want to know if you'll enjoy this game, watch the film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. The film is a lot like this game: a fresh take on an old IP. I will leave 3 hints to make this game more enjoyable in the last paragraph. This game does have some bugs. It's so broad that even though they advertise that you can, and are supposed to use your creativity, some times excess creativity may bite you in the behind down the line. Having said that, Larian's customer support is stellar and if you encounter a bug, and the time to report it, they WILL NOT ignore you!. Some say this isn't the same game as BG's 1&2. I think this is better in every way, basically. The characters, the relationships, the countless ways you can go about overcoming obstacles. World wise, this games events take place about 180 years after the originals, so IMHO the world can change. I think that the Forgotten Realms universe got destroyed and remade some time in between the first two and this one. Some say this isn't D&D. If your D&D is all about the old hammy&trite "huzzah and ye olde", then it's true, this isn't that. Rules implication wise, of course it isn't. PC games can't handle contradicting or vague rules. D&D is full of both, because this gives DM's something to do. HOW TO ENJOY THIS GAME MORE 1. Learn to navigate. Spinning the camera all around made me disoriented some times. I overcame this by relying on the big map and the compass on the mini-map. 2. Stay organized. If you left-click a container, you get to loot the container. If you right-click a container, you may get to pick up that container. You can put containers inside other containers. They're basically folders. Splitting stacks inside nested containers may bug. 3. Save!

Game is made for someone who has all day to play games, the difficulty on the easiest setting is ridiculously hard if you're not a static pillbox who has nothing else to do. Refund.

Played through the early access, and with forgiveness for the technical aspects, it was a good experience. It'll only be improved when they release more class and subclass options. I only have two minor gripes. 1: There's a bit of an unofficial "highly recommended" party composition due to the difficulty of the game. Certain characters are almost more trouble than they're worth due to the difficulty, made worse depending on what class you play, all of which would not be an issue except for gripe 2. 2: The need to constantly rest due to being worn down rapidly, namely after the prologue. Healing is at a premium, and you get only a single short rest between long rests. Being that there's an in-universe (but no actual) time limit, you feel pressured not to long rest too often. As far as I can tell, there's no actual penalty for doing so aside from this, though, so it's ultimately more of an inconvenience than an issue. Aside from those gripes, the game is solid. If it weren't for those, I'd give it a 5-star review. Maybe I'll revisit this later on.

It was worth 60 bucks to play this early edition alone! I am so excited to get the actual release asap! Still exploring different characters, having a hard time with balancing on the Warlock, he just does, and dies, and dies! LOL. I have just started naming him skeleton knight! Love this game!

I am focusing on exactly one aspect of the game, other opinions about current state are all perfectly valid for likes/dislikes from others. What you actually do in this game, in early access with nothing complete, already matters. You can play the early content as good/evil/selfish/lawful as you want and the game and content morph around those choices. For example you can destroy entire areas of the game that in many games would lead to losing out on content, instead in this it opens new and different content. This is fantastic. When content is complete, polished, as long as this excellent depth of agency is maintained this game is quite unique - and to an extent it already is.