Baldur's Gate 3 News

Baldur's Gate 3 has some utterly heartbreaking voice lines for throwing a ball when there's no one there to catch it

Baldur's Gate 3 has had its dialogue datamined—by virtue of @roksik-dnd on Tumblr—and the community's been elbow-deep in the muck trying to discover the game's rarest voice clips. While that may seem overkill for a game that's been dissected for weeks already, the recent discovery of an ultra-rare fourth wall break has fans on the scent...
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Baldur's Gate 3 patch 3 is delayed, Larian says it's "a big one"

The new Baldur's Gate 3 patch is delayed for further testing. Developer Larian says that the BG3 patch 3 is "a big one," and that it needs an extra day before it's released. One of the most successful games of 2023, Baldur's Gate 3 continues to get better thanks to updates, patches, and mods, so if you've been leaving BG3 alone for a while, or simply waiting for the right moment to get started, although the full BG3 patch 3 notes are yet to be revealed, this might be the time to jump in.

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Baldur's Gate 3 simulates making peace with your ex

The Baldur's Gate 3 "no possibility left unpossible" choice-and-consequence train continues with the revelation that, if you break up with a lover in the game, you can slowly repair the relationship and spark a bit of your old chemistry. This might not sound earthshattering to anybody from outside the videogame world - what are you doing here? Run along and watch your silly non-interactive movies and TV shows - but it's quite novel for a fantasy RPG in the BioWare tradition. In my experience, at least, most RPGs only give you the build-up to a character romance, then flash-freeze the relationship post-consummation, perhaps because you've unlocked a sexy "loyalty" companion ability and the developers don't want to take it away from you. Baldur's Gate 3 is one of the few that thinks about how chemistry might come and go.

PCGamesN sat down with Baldur's Gate 3 voice actor Devora Wilde at WASD to discuss all things githyanki, as we reflect on her stellar performance as the RPG game's warrior queen Lae'zel. However, while we get into the weeds of character development and the freedom that comes with playing an unlikeable female character, there's still just enough time to ask the burning question: if Wilde had to host a movie night for her warlike Baldur's Gate 3 counterpart, what would she choose?