How I found Baldur’s Gate 3 as a disabled player | BG3 Review

I started playing BG3 in February and finished my first playthrough in April, and it’s quickly become one of my favourite games of all time. I played on PC and this review is based on that, so it’d be really interesting to see how people found it on console! This is my first video I’ve made about accessibility with respect to games, and whilst I’m very familiar with being disabled, and have played video games for the majority of my life, it’s only recently I put 2 and 2 together and realised just how much cognitive accessibility impacts me. I tried my best to speak from my personal experiences (hence why I only briefly mentioned some features), but I’m looking forward to learning far more about games accessibility in general! This video took far longer to edit and post than I had originally hoped (thank you chronic illness and learning how to use DaVinci Resolve) but it’s here! Thank you so much for watching, it’s very muchly appreciated. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:57 - Accessibility Intro 01:11 - Negatives 05:09 - Positives 07:32 - General Review 07:45 - Character Customisation 08:26 - Characters + Acting 11:01 - Motion Capture 11:27 - Story 14:09 - Soundtrack 14:53 - Conclusions All gameplay and in-game clips were recorded by me. 🎶Background Music (Baldur’s Gate 3 OST): Main Theme, Pt.1 Streets and Faces Last Light Raphael’s Final Act All composed by Borislav Slavov (2023) If you’d like to hear me talk about BG3 more, I’m currently doing a Durge playthrough on Twitch! But you can catch each episode of my playthrough here ► https://bit.ly/BaldursGate3DurgeRun If you'd like to see more... Subscribe to my channel! ► https://bit.ly/LozzaGilbertSub Visit my website ► https://lozzagilbert.co.uk/ Follow me on Twitch ►   / lozzagilbert   Follow me on Tiktok ►   / lozzagilbert   Follow me on Twitter ► https://x.com/LozzaGilbert Follow me on Instagram ►   / lozzagilbert   Outro music is ‘party at club bug!’ by spellcasting (used with permission) #BaldursGate3 #BG3 #Accessibility #A11y #Gaming #Review #BaldursGate3Review #Disabled #Neurodivergent #GameReview