FOR ALL THE DEVS THAT HAVE MICRO-TRANSACTIONS ETC; You know your doing something right when other developers like EA/Ubisoft/Blizzard, etc, come out saying, "Baldur's Gate 3 should not be the new standard". To put it...
No microtransactions No in-game purchases No paywalls No game passes No preorder exploitative content No internet connection needed to play. Lots of content, highly detailed world but on a loved and tested concept.
60 dollars for a microtransaction free, battle pass free, subscription free, non-live service game in the year of our lord 2023. . . Wild.
To sum up this game in a way only players will understand: This game has a unique ability to make you think about your next play through while you're still playing your current one.
You know that time when you're playing D&D and you think "man it would be so cool if this was a game but it would be too intricate and extremely difficult and tasking to create so it's prolly not a reasonable thing to...
➤ No microtransactions ➤ No DRM ➤ TONS of content (100+ hours without lazy and repetitive content) ➤ TONS of choices, consequences and different ways to play ➤ Amazing writing ➤ Amazing attention to details ➤ Amazing...
I had no intention of playing Baldur's Gate 3; I barely played 1 and missed 2. And I just don't have 200 hours to sink into an 80 GB RPG at my age. I enjoyed Divinity: Original Sin and couch co-op'd with my wife in D:OS...
my work is really cutting into my Baldur's Gate 3 time. should i quit?
There's no way anyone actually reads this review among the thousands of others, but I had such a good time with this game I wanted to contribute my 0.0001% to whatever the positive review proportion stands at. It's...
The worm in my brain says it is good.
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