Physical interactivity didn’t end with simply being able to kick people and objects around, though: we especially loved Sareth's ability to climb ledges and ascend chains. While he's no Lara Croft, his athletic ability immediately added a vertical aspect to every environment, and the soaring heights of the levels clearly complimented his skills.
Above: The vertical dimension of dungeons borders on the absurd
Baldur's Gate 3 Lae'zel actor was "paranoid" about making the githyanki girlfriend’s voice "lower and lower" through Act 3 until she realized "it really works with her character development"
RPGs collide as Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 player commissions Baldur's Gate 3 mod to play as Henry: "He’s just a Christian boy from medieval Bohemia and now there’s demons and fireballs"
