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Baldur's Gate III

aka: BG3, Baldur's Gate 3, Gustav

Moby ID: 150689

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The game initially loads into a skyline of Baldur's Gate...

thumbnail — ...while the main menu moves right beneath it.

thumbnail — The multiplayer lobby is a popular option for getting through the story - even LAN and same-screen multiplayer are supported.

thumbnail — The options are highly customizable and often come with previews of different settings.

thumbnail — The highly-detailed intro cutscene shows the player character and several others trapped by a mind flayer...

thumbnail — ...infecting them with tadpoles for future mutation.

thumbnail — When it is the player's turn, an Origin character or a custom one can be chosen.

thumbnail — Many options of both visuals and statistics can be changed...

thumbnail — ...as can the mysterious guardian, who appears the player's dreams.

thumbnail — Surviving the mind flayer's ship crash. The game's visuals have impressive production value.

thumbnail — During conversations, the speaking controllable character emotes naturally. Emotions of partymates need not match (see Shadowheart).

thumbnail — The tadpole allows for commandeering lower beings and merging the minds of other infected characters.

thumbnail — Evolving the tadpole allows for new abilities, but at the cost of the host's brain health.

thumbnail — Nothing like entering an occupied monastery in broad daylight.

thumbnail — The map is not only detailed and with easy access to sigils (portals), but allows custom markers that are useful for co-op.

thumbnail — Question for the technical minded - where does rendering end and skyboxes begin?

thumbnail — Loading screens rotate quite the number of tips.

thumbnail — Depending on the class and chosen background, unique options may appear during discussions.

thumbnail — The detailed party screen allows viewing their respective inventories...

thumbnail — ...spells and actions...

thumbnail — ...and finally statistics and bonuses.

thumbnail — Crafting potions requires attentive looting.

thumbnail — Characters from previous Baldur's Gate titles make prominent appearances.

thumbnail — In-engine cutscenes are highly animated and characters often interact with more than just words.

thumbnail — After combat (primarily melee), characters get dirty and bloodied.

thumbnail — Each character has their own attitude stat relative to a merchant, affecting prices and willingness to haggle.

thumbnail — The journal keeps track of all tasks, decisions and details relating to main and secondary quests.

thumbnail — At certain points in the story, the guardian makes a visit in the player's dreams. Normally in armor, I swear.

thumbnail — Our cozy little camp, where characters unwind, restore HP/spells, talk, and sleep.

thumbnail — In combat, enemies often make use of creative attacks.

thumbnail — With a spell, the dead can answer what happened to them and why, with their assailants often being nearby.

thumbnail — Some crucial dialogues depend on stat checks by rolling a d20 (sometimes two) and potentially bonuses.

thumbnail — Little do the bogeys know I'm about to unleash indiscriminate justice from behind.

thumbnail — For times when there's too much going on, there's the top-down tactical view.

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