If you fail in Baldur's Gate 3's Honour Mode, you have to start the whole game over again. You'll want a strong game plan to ...

Baldur's Gate 3 players starting an Honour Mode run should avoid these cardinal sins to conquer the game's ultimate challenge.

Key Honour Mode Differences in Baldur’s Gate 3 Image Source: Larian Studios via Twinfinite The new game mode is meant for those who are truly ready for an elevated level of challenge in Baldur ...

The Baldur’s Gate 3 Honor Mode provides players the purest experience in BG3 with intense challenges and rewards.

Baldur’s Gate 3’s Honour Mode is the ultimate challenge, and it shows. Just a small fraction of players have completed the punishing mode, Larian Studios said.

I'm not usually a permadeath guy, but there's something about the game's Honour Mode (a difficulty where death is final—at least if you want to earn yourself a set of fancy golden dice when you ...

Honour Mode gives you just one save file and won’t let you save-scum. Battles are tougher and bosses are smarter in Honour Mode. Your adventure ends if your party dies, though you can choose to ...

Baldur's Gate 3's Patch 5 brings Honor Mode, a masochistic way to stop yourself from committing a widely-accepted cardinal sin.

There are five Baldur’s Gate 3 difficulty settings to choose from - Explorer, Balanced, Tactician, Honour, and Custom - when you’re ready to set off on your journey across Faerûn.

While some players may choose to save scum — aka saving excessively, thereby optimizing every dice roll and interaction — others may want to dive into Baldur’s Gate 3 ’s new Honour Mode.

Baldur's Gate 3 have found that it's possible to softlock your honour mode run by forgetting at pick up a hammer.

Finally, a challenge - Baldur's Gate 3 is many things to many people. Still, one thing it lacks is a truly sadistic permadeath mode where a party wipe, inste ...