How can I start describing this game?

Baldur's Gate 3, is what I would describe as a non-repeatable experience. Even if you play it more than a couple of runs, every time you begin a new adventure, you get to make choices that can change the rest of the game, even if it's stuff you may consider irrelevant. Trust me, some of them impact the progression of the game, further on or immediately.

This was my first approach to D&D in general, and even though I know it's somewhat different to actual rules, I've had a lot of fun with friends or by myself. I have a couple of campaigns, where I roleplay by myself or a campaign with my best friends (who have become addicted to this game as well).

If you like world-building, great written characters (and the best one of them, Karlach), great music and lots of hours of entertainment, cause don't get me started with mods, consider getting this game. It's worth the full price.

The game is fun, though for some reason, it runs poorly in my PC who is in no way a low-budget, poor quality one. I like playing matches but it's awful when I get a "running out of graphic card memory" every now and then.

A must have for South Park fans. The game's really cool, story is as good as it's funny, many side quests, cool pop culture references. Only downside is that it forces you to install the Ubisoft launcher.

This game, without any exaggeration, has been one of my favorite pieces of media. Back when I was a kid, my parents would religiously get me Nintendo consoles and games, so I didn't play this when I was a kid (just pointing it out because I want people to know there's no nostalgia attached to my review) - at first I thought it wouldn't hold up the test of time, like it has been the case with many other games.

But FFVII blew my mind. From it's characters, which I loved every single one of them (yes, even Cait Sith), to the story slowly building up. It's plot twists, but I think what pulled me in the most, would be it's soundtrack.

I know it's story may be a bit outdated for today's storytelling standards to some people, but I really suggest you give it a try and form an opinion of your own. You won't be disappointed with this game.