PlayStation 5 players will have the best version of Baldur’s Gate 3 from day one

The PS5 version will launch with all the best fixes and additions so far.

Baldur's Gate 3 screenshot of four characters overlooking a vista
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The PlayStation 5 version of Larian Studios’ critically acclaimed RPG Baldur’s Gate 3 is steadily approaching, and new details have been revealed about several features included in the upcoming console release.

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The game has received multiple updates and fixes since its launch. However, some fans have voiced their concerns about whether these improvements will also be applied to the upcoming PlayStation 5 version. Larian Studios’ director of publishing, Michael Douse, tweeted on Thursday that “all of the improvements and fixes to the game will be reflected in the PlayStation 5 version and beyond.”

This means the upcoming console version of Baldur’s Gate 3 will have all current improvements and fixes. ”And beyond” likely means that these improvements will be added to the Xbox Series X/S version whenever that launches as well.

A notable improvement includes the newly re-enabled Larian Cloud saved games, which is necessary for the game’s cross-platform save feature in preparation for the PS5 launch. Other significant improvements include a fix solving an issue where game save files would be too large and would make syncing saves and loading take a long time, an issue fixing male gnomes “missing their undies,” fixes for dialogue, UI glitches, and more.

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A third hotfix also launched yesterday. It allows Scratch the dog companion to find digging spots on his own, adds “new camera shots in a romance dialogue with Halsin,” fixes more crashing issues, and more.

Baldur’s Gate 3 will release on Sep. 6 for PlayStation 5, but Digital Deluxe owners get 72-hour early access to the game’s opening act.

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