Baldur’s Gate 3 is already a strong contender for 2023’s Game of the Year due to its immersive storytelling, polished gameplay, and near-infinite replayability. Players diving into Baldur’s Gate 3 are faced with a myriad of choices each with their own game-altering effects that can end up playing anywhere from a subtle to defining role in how their experience unfolds. While this type of consequence-based role-playing is part of the draw of Baldur’s Gate 3, the game could become more accessible by adding an option from last year’s Game of the Year winner Elden Ring.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is already a strong contender for 2023’s Game of the Year due to its immersive storytelling, polished gameplay, and near-infinite replayability. Players diving into Baldur’s Gate 3 are faced with a myriad of choices each with their own game-altering effects that can end up playing anywhere from a subtle to defining role in how their experience unfolds. While this type of consequence-based role-playing is part of the draw of Baldur’s Gate 3, the game could become more accessible by adding an option from last year’s Game of the Year winner Elden Ring.