D&D makers are spending $1 billion on their own video games, promising they’ll be ‘quality and authentic’ like Baldur’s Gate 3

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Zippy Bot@lemmy.zip · 1 year ago

Aussiemandeus@aussie.zone · 1 year ago

Imagine you buy the base game and it comes with the fighter class only.

Then it’s 20 dollars for the rogue and each other class.

Wizard spells, forget that gold cost to scribe a spell into your book. Pay real money to own the spell.

Only 5 hours of content initially too, new parts of the story released monthly with a subscription tied to it.