3. Baldur's Gate 3
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RPG games do dominate more than games in genre Other. This time Baldur's Gate 3 has the right to occupy a position as one of the best PC games. This has even been agreed upon by several well-known gamer media, one of which is PCGamesN.
Baldur's Gate 3 received a perfect score from Steam and a high score from Gog.com. This is very reasonable considering Baldur's Gate 3 has a very interesting narrative. deep.
It brings the story 120 years after Baldur's Gate 2, where players will explore the world of Dungeons & Dragons. The story begins with a kidnapping by Mind Flayers, who want to invade Faerûn.
After being rescued from the Mind Flayers, by an army of Githyanki and red dragons, you must fight to eliminate the Illithid parasite, while deciding to use your new powers for good or bad. So basically, you can choose whether you want to be an evil or a good character, all of them have their own characteristics. ending which is surprising. Curious?
With gameplay turn-based Better yet, Baldur's Gate 3 has three play modes, and a multiplayer feature to form parties.
4. Sid Meier's Civilization VI
We admit, this is our most favorite game. Not RPG gamesSid Meier's Civilization VI, which we later came to know as CIV VI, is indeed very addictive.
Here the player will be made the leader of a country. Instead of being an ordinary leader, you will be asked to build a civilization from the stone age to the modern age.
You have to think about how to conduct diplomacy with other countries, manage natural resources, think about the people, and manage international trade to other countries.
What's even more interesting about this game is that there are many countries to choose from around the world, including Indonesia. In fact, every country leader character featured here is true to history.
For example, if you choose to develop the civilization of Indonesia, then you will play the role of Diah Gitarja, also known as Tribhuwana Wijayatunggadewi, the daughter of King Hayam Wuruk. Don't believe me? Read any history book.
