Let’s see if it can keep this up for the next 80 hours.” PC Gamer was equally positive, and said while they weren’t ready to give the game a score just yet, “if it wasn’t immediately obvious: Baldur’s Gate 3 is utterly brilliant. GamesRadar’s early impressions of the game were highly positive, with writer Ali Jones saying, “After 60 hours with the early access and review builds, Baldur’s Gate 3 might prove to be the best D&D game ever made” But I’ve been waiting 14 years for another alignment of the planets like Dragon Age: Origins, when an old-school CRPG got a big enough budget to look like a high quality animated movie…This is the closest anyone has ever come to recapturing that magic.” It definitely has some blemishes, from minor bugs to a combat system that I don’t exactly adore at lower levels. IGN is one of the many outlets to publish a review-in-progress, saying, “On the whole, I really am loving Baldur’s Gate 3 so far.

Baldur’s Gate 3 Reviews (So Far) Image: Larian Studios While you’ll have to dip your toes into the world of Baldur’s Gate 3 and get the full digital D&D experience to make up your mind for yourself, we’ve rounded up reviews so you can see what the critics make of the game so far. Given how few reviews are out in the wild, we’ve not split this one up into our usual Aussies versus the rest of the world – once more outlets have sat with the title, we’ll update this with their full thoughts. Kotaku Australia has its own review of Baldur’s Gate 3 incoming soon, but are in the same boat as other outlets, so will be taking a bit more time adventuring in Faerûn and beyond before we share our thoughts with you. On the whole, early impressions have been overwhelmingly positive for the TTRPG mechanics, story, and graphics, with some minor bugs not quite enough to mar what seems to be a fantastic game in the early stages.

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