Which turn-based game deserves a real-time action remake or spin-off?

Whether it’s still an option or not, which game do you wish had a second title? I bought Days Gone on day one and it’s been said several times that there won’t be a second title. However, I think there’s still a lot to explore in the world of Days Gone and it would be interesting if it came back.

Baldur’s Gate 3 has been an absolute smash hit since its release, which isn’t too surprising. The game really does offer the best RPG experience. There are 8 different Origin paths, meaning there’s one for every type of player, although most players prefer one over the rest. I personally prefer playing the custom Tav rather than any of the companions or Dark Urge. However, I’ve played all of the Origins and think they’re all worth a playthrough.

For me, it’s Silver from the Gold/Silver/Crystal and HeartGold/SoulSilver titles. He starts off as an unlikable, miserable, power-hungry rival who not only steals his starter Pokémon but also mistreats his team. However, Silver’s character development is incredibly significant over the course of your journey, and by the time you battle him in Victory Road, he’s changed his ways and wants to become a good trainer. Notably, Silver even has a Crobat on his final team – which requires friendship to develop. This rivalry left its mark on me as a young child, and remains the most influential rival I’ve encountered in Pokémon as an adult. In my opinion, no one beats Silver, although some come close.

When playing Baldur’s Gate 3, players must decide whether or not to eat the tadpoles and become a mind flayer. This plays a large role in how the game ends, and some companions may view you differently if you become a mind flayer. However, the tadpoles give you tremendous powers. I originally planned to become a mind flayer, but after seeing how disgusted Shadowheart and Astarion were with me, I decided to avoid the tadpoles.

While playing Baldur’s Gate 3, many fans have mentioned that they originally planned to romance one character and ended up accidentally with a different character by the end of the game. The game’s romance options are amazing and they offer a lot of character development for each option. I personally started with Astarion in my playthrough and loved how he changed throughout the game.

Each class in BG3 has unique options when it comes to roleplaying. These include certain dialogue options that appear during gameplay as players interact with the world and their NPCs. For example, wizards might comment on how magic works and how they attune to it. Clerics might reflect on how their god handles a certain situation. Personally, I love the bard’s penchant for jokes, witty banter, and clever remarks.