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Baldur's Gate 3's long-awaited Patch 7 has finally arrived, and it hasn't taken very long for fans to make the most out of the RPG's new modding tool - players have already unlocked a secret developer mode, allowing for the creation of custom campaigns and more.
Well over a year after its release, fans have been left baffled by a certain outfit – one that might not actually exist. Although exploring the wizarding world, and the castle in particular, in such great detail is certainly a highlight of the game, there's also an incredible sense of immersion thanks to 's well-realized setting of 1890. Part of the fun is discovering many of the game's outfits, from school robes themed after each Hogwarts house, to more conventional period clothing.
Hopefully your chainswords haven’t gotten rusty, Space Marines, because the Emperor has called you back into duty with Space Marine 2. This campaign will put you and your squad to the test against overwhelming odds, but if your faith is strong enough, you can overcome and emerge victorious. However, once you’ve reached the conclusion and seen the credits role, there’s still more to be done before you’ve achieved the ultimate victory. Trophies and Achievements will give you plenty of reasons to revisit missions and test out all the other modes the game has to offer. You will have to do all the dirty work yourself, but we can at least tell you all the Trophies and Achievements you have ahead of you.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 reminds me a little bit of Dungeons & Dragons. You can play the protagonist any way you want, but the choices you make have consequences — not just for the ending but throughout the campaign.
Baldur's Gate 3 got its eagerly anticipated Patch 7 yesterday, which added new, expanded ending sequences for evil player characters. Whether you're a Dark Urge or a more mundane variety of villain, an origin character or a custom-made scoundrel, your big moment has finally arrived if you're playing a bad guy. Sadly, as players have quickly discovered, ascending as an archvillain tends to have some unpleasant outcomes for the companions you might've romanced along the way.
Baldur's Gate 3's seventh major update is here - bringing with it a monstrous 18,000 words worth of patch notes - and one player has just discovered a new fiendish ending that proves the age-old adage about apathy being one of the truest forms of evil.
Anyone who's played Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth probably remembers its outrageous Sicko Snap minigame - a spin on Pokemon Snap that has our protags taking pictures of muscly half-naked men - but it wasn't included purely for the shock value.
Baldur's Gate 3'sseventh—and final—major patch released yesterday, bringing with it a smorgasbord of delightfully fiendish endings: Spoilers to follow.