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Tags: Baldur's Gate 3; Larian Studios
It's been sixteen months since Larian announced that they were making Baldur's Gate 3, the game that has become the most frenziedly discussed upcoming RPG on our forum since the original Pillars of Eternity. We learned very early on that the game would be arriving on Early Access at some point. That took longer than anybody expected due to the covid pandemic, but today it's finally here. Without further ado, here is the launch trailer:
Larian gave the press Earlier Access to the Early Access build and a large number of outlets published their previews when it launched. The previews are mostly positive as you'd expect, though many of them note that the game is still a bit buggy (shoutout to that one guy at Ars Technica who absolutely hated it!). Here's the full list of previews:
Ars Technica
CNET
Comics Gaming Magazine
Cultured Vultures
Den of Geek
Eurogamer
Fextralife
Game Informer
Gamepressure
GameSpew
GameSpot
GamesRadar+
God is a Geek
Hardcore Gamer
IGN
Kotaku
Metro
NME
PC Gamer
PCGamesN
Polygon
Rock Paper Shotgun
RPG Site
Shacknews
TheGamer
TheSixthAxis
Trusted Reviews
VentureBeat
Baldur's Gate 3 is available on Steam and GOG for a full $60, a price tag that was apparently not high enough to prevent the game from crashing Steam due to its popularity. I'm not sure Codexers will be as enthusiastic, but hopefully we will soon find out whether it was really worth all that sound and fury.
It's been sixteen months since Larian announced that they were making Baldur's Gate 3, the game that has become the most frenziedly discussed upcoming RPG on our forum since the original Pillars of Eternity. We learned very early on that the game would be arriving on Early Access at some point. That took longer than anybody expected due to the covid pandemic, but today it's finally here. Without further ado, here is the launch trailer:
Larian gave the press Earlier Access to the Early Access build and a large number of outlets published their previews when it launched. The previews are mostly positive as you'd expect, though many of them note that the game is still a bit buggy (shoutout to that one guy at Ars Technica who absolutely hated it!). Here's the full list of previews:
Ars Technica
CNET
Comics Gaming Magazine
Cultured Vultures
Den of Geek
Eurogamer
Fextralife
Game Informer
Gamepressure
GameSpew
GameSpot
GamesRadar+
God is a Geek
Hardcore Gamer
IGN
Kotaku
Metro
NME
PC Gamer
PCGamesN
Polygon
Rock Paper Shotgun
RPG Site
Shacknews
TheGamer
TheSixthAxis
Trusted Reviews
VentureBeat
Baldur's Gate 3 is available on Steam and GOG for a full $60, a price tag that was apparently not high enough to prevent the game from crashing Steam due to its popularity. I'm not sure Codexers will be as enthusiastic, but hopefully we will soon find out whether it was really worth all that sound and fury.
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