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Did you pre-ordered the Collector’s and Digital Deluxe Editions? Good news, PS5 players you can now get Baldur’s Gate 3.
Whilst everyone had to wait to get Baldur’s Gate 3 for years – the second installment released back in 2000 – PC players were finally rescued from the misery last month and have been reveling in the massive RPG for a few weeks.
Console players, on the other hand, have had to exercise a little more patience. And while Xbox fans still have a couple of months to go before they can get stuck in – we’re expecting it to release on Xbox Series X/S later this year – Sony console owners can finally find out what the fuss is all about as Larian Studios’ highly-anticipated RPG is now available to players who pre-ordered the game’s pricier collector’s editions, the Collector’s Edition and the Digitial Deluxe Edition.
Like its PC counterpart, the PS5 version of Baldur’s Gate 3 will initially be playable in early access, so expect the usual weirdness and peculiarities as the team irons out the bugs and makes improvements.
And don’t worry if you’re a PS5 player but can’t stretch your funds to afford the fancy editions – Baldur’s Gate 3 will be available to all PS5 players to buy from September 6.
As for when, exactly, we’ll get to experience Baldur’s Gate 3 on Xbox Series X? Larian Studios’ CEO and director, Swen Vincke, recently revealed that the RPG will be launching on Xbox Series X|S before December, as the team is “actually very close” to having the game ready.
“It’s 2023. And 2023 is narrowing, so it’s already pretty precise in my book,” Vincke said. “Between September and November… So, as fast as we can honestly.”
We’d say that Baldur’s Gate 3 is one of the best RPGs ever, but if you’re hunting for the next adventure with some companions, we’ve got a list of the best MMOs too. However, if you prefer to explore huge worlds on your own, make sure you check out our list of the best single-player games.
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