Baldur's Gate 3 is the most intimidating game I’ve ever played. It felt like walking into the gym, where every day is leg day and the only exercise allowed is split squats. The mountain of decisions led to serious decision paralysis, keeping me up until 2 AM, hooked on the game's twists.

The final battles demonstrated how much my party and I had improved. The ending was satisfying, with all companion storylines completed and everyone getting a happy ending.

As someone who doesn’t usually enjoy turn-based games, Baldur's Gate 3 challenged me in ways no other game has. It rightfully earned the Game of the Year award last year for its deep story, complex characters, and thrilling battles that kept me playing late into the night. Plus, this game has no micro-transactions, which are rare these days.

Baldur's Gate 3 is the most intimidating game I’ve ever played. It felt like walking into the gym, where every day is leg day and the only exercise allowed is split squats. The mountain of decisions led to serious decision paralysis, keeping me up until 2 AM, hooked on the game's twists. The final battles demonstrated how much my party and I had improved. The ending was satisfying, with all companion storylines completed and everyone getting a happy ending. As someone who doesn’t usually enjoy turn-based games, Baldur's Gate 3 challenged me in ways no other game has. It rightfully earned the Game of the Year award last year for its deep story, complex characters, and thrilling battles that kept me playing late into the night. Plus, this game has no micro-transactions, which are rare these days.