🎲Baldur's Gate 3
The D&D night that actually ships.
Four-player co-op CRPG. Combat, story, and party banter all scale up in co-op. The best 'our Friday nights for the next year' pick on this list.
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Quickstart
How to actually play this with friends — written by Claude.## Set it up - Install via Steam; host picks "Multiplayer" from the main menu and sends invite links — no separate lobby browser needed - Cross-save works if your group splits across platforms, but stick to Steam-to-Steam for the smoothest connection - Decide origin characters vs. custom builds before session one — origin characters carry companion-specific dialogue that changes if someone else plays them
## Your first session - Roll characters together on a call; class synergy (someone tanks, someone controls, someone heals) matters more than solo optimization - Play the Nautiloid crash and beach as a group so everyone's on the same story beat before splitting up to explore - Let the party split for exploration but regroup before any fight — ambushes punish stragglers hard even at low level
## Group size advice - Four is the whole design — full party slots, full turn-based tactics, every companion available to recruit - Two or three works fine, just fill empty slots with hirelings or companions - No cap-raising mod exists or is needed — this is a four-seat table, always was
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