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New Gameplay Today Live — Baldur's Gate 3
Baldur's Gate is perhaps one of the most revered CRPG series of all time, even if I think the older games don't really hold up well today. Today, Larian Studios has unveiled the Early Access portion of Baldur's Gate 3, their follow-up to the legendary Divinity: Original Sin II. I called Divinity: Original Sin II the " the true modern successor to the heralded Baldur’s Gate II," and now we've got an actual heir to the throne launching.
So... let's play it, yeah? That sounds like a great idea! Baldur's Gate 3 is currently available in Early Access on Steam, Stadia, and Mac, but we're hoping that like other Larian games, it will come to consoles later on down the line.
Join Daniel Tack and Liana Ruppert on this magical ride through Dungeons & Dragons at 2 PM CST. Assuming they can get past the character creator. Choosing characters is often the hardest boss of them all.
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