Completed Baldur's Gate 3 and Want to Fill The Void? Here's What You Should Play Next

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Baldur’s Gate 3 took 263 hours away from my life since its early access, and after finally beating the game thrice, I am still yearning for more. Excluding a few minor grievances about inventory management and Act III’s performance, BG3 is a near-perfect experience and one of the best games I’ve ever played.

While CRPG fans have been following the game’s development for a while now, BG3 managed to usher in a large audience of players who have never interacted with CRPGs or Dungeons and Dragons. If you are one of the many who are new to CRPGs or the world of the Forgotten Realms, here are some games that we recommend checking out. 

You’ve checked out Baldur’s Gate 3 and enjoyed it, so why don’t you go check out the RPG that started it all? Dungeons & Dragons can be experienced online using tools like D&D Beyond, Roll20, or even Discord. If you are fortunate enough to have local communities that host D&D sessions, maybe go out and try finding a Dungeon Master who you have fun sessions with. Unlike video games, where you can press a button and play and quit whenever you are bored, Dungeons & Dragons require a time commitment from multiple people, which is possibly the biggest challenge especially if you have a rough schedule. 

There are online resources available if you want to get started and a basic starter kit will set you back by around $20 USD. D&D is a great social experience if you have people who you enjoy playing with. I was never interested in tabletop RPGs until I played Disco Elysium, and now my weekends are not complete without Cyberpunk Red, D&D, or Vampire: The Masquerade. 

Here are some personal recommendations: 

Disco Elysium needs no introduction. It is a critically acclaimed title that was nominated in