I used to think "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" and "Tears of the Kingdom" were the ultimate in-game freedom, where the world felt alive even when you weren't around. That was until I played "Baldur's Gate 3." This game redefines what freedom in a game really means.

I love how Larian Studios put so much heart into this game. They even added an NPC based on a fan's story from Twitter. The fan thanked them for bringing a D&D set that he played with his dad when he was a kid, and they made an NPC that looks just like his dad. It's so touching and shows how much they care about their players.

They also fix bugs really quickly, sometimes within hours or days, which is awesome.

The only downside for me is the same freedom I love. Sometimes it's hard to decide what to say or do next because there are so many choices. It's a bit overwhelming at times.

I haven't tried the co-op mode with friends yet, so I can't say much about that part.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!