I've never played a game that even comes close to giving as much meaningful choice as this game does.
From character design, to dialogue options, to how you approach resolving quests, you're given a litany of options, and somehow, the game seems to respond to them. It feels truly incredible to be granted this much freedom. The writing is absolutely top tier.
Sharp, hilarious, touching, or just plain weird, this is some of the best dialogue you'll ever find in a game.
The combat can feel a bit overwhelming at first, given how many options you have, but you can really just make of it what you want.
The game responds to however you want to approach it, and there doesn't seem to be a "wrong" way of doing things.
I honestly think BG3 has the potential to change how games are made in general. Larian seems to have a lot more respect for the abilities and choices of its players, and it would be great if more game studios would follow suit.

NB : Karlach, forever my love ♥

I've never played a game that even comes close to giving as much meaningful choice as this game does. From character design, to dialogue options, to how you approach resolving quests, you're given a litany of options, and somehow, the game seems to respond to them. It feels truly incredible to be granted this much freedom. The writing is absolutely top tier. Sharp, hilarious, touching, or just plain weird, this is some of the best dialogue you'll ever find in a game. The combat can feel a bit overwhelming at first, given how many options you have, but you can really just make of it what you want. The game responds to however you want to approach it, and there doesn't seem to be a "wrong" way of doing things. I honestly think BG3 has the potential to change how games are made in general. Larian seems to have a lot more respect for the abilities and choices of its players, and it would be great if more game studios would follow suit. NB : Karlach, forever my love ♥