After getting huge praises on PC, Baldur's Gate III is about to get released on PlayStation 5 and since we have been abel to get an early copy of this version, we can show it to you all. In the following video, you will see the two graphics modes in action (use the time codes we left below to navigate) and clips of the very beginning of the adventure. Enjoy!

Yesterday was Sony PlayStation's first State of Play of 2023 and we have gathered all the trailers which came out (on YouTube mostly) so you have them all in one place. As usual, the two Capcom videos are also available in high quality and so should the two videos showcasing Suicide Squad if we can manage to upload them eventually.

We never showed you a gameplay video of Baldur's Gate III until today, so here is a Stadia video presenting the beginning of the game.

The anticipated RPG Baldur's Gate III from Lariah Studios released today into early access on Steam, GOG and Stadia. The build lets you play the first arc which is about 25 hours of content on top of the extensive character creation system and its 16 races and subraces and 6 different classes and their own subclasses.

Larian Studios released a new trailer and new screenshots of its anticipated RPG Baldur's Gate III to reveal the studio expects to launch the first early access build on Steam and Stadia in August.

Live from PAX, Larian Studios revealed earlier today Baldur's Gate III in more details. After its announcement back in june last year, the studio behind the Divinity and Divinity: Original Sin series shared a new cinematic and a ton of new in-game screenshots as well as the first details of what to expect gameplay-wise. The title, developed with the studio's new Divinity 4.0 engine, will release in early access later this year.

After some teasing it's now official, Baldur’s Gate III is in development at Larian Studios in collaboration with the Dungeons & Dragons team at Wizards of the Coast. Current platforms announced are PC and Stadia. We're unable to provide you the CGI teaser in high quality so you'll have to make do with the Youtube version.