Baldur's Gate 3 Review: A Journey Through Dungeons, Dice, and Destiny
There are games, and then there are journeys—Baldur’s Gate 3 falls firmly in the latter camp. A few years back, when Larian first showed their concept for Baldur’s Gate 3, Wizards of the Coast, the overseer of the Dungeons & Dragons universe, was so impressed that they called Larian directly. With its early access release, Baldur’s Gate 3 quickly became Steam’s best-selling game, rocketing to the top without a hitch. The RPG community had its eye on this title from day one. Alex Battaglia of Eurogamer couldn’t praise it enough, noting that its PC performance at launch put many other AAA titles to shame. It wasn’t just the game’s core content that impressed; the technical finesse Larian achieved made Baldur’s Gate 3 feel like a well-oiled machine, free from the frustrating bugs that have plagued so many recent high-budget games. Immersive Worldbuilding and a Story That Pulls You In From the moment you dive into Baldur's Gate 3 , you’re plunged into an intricate...