Baldur's Gate 3

Paid loot boxes

You pay without knowing what you get. The good stuff is rare, so you pay again and again.

Evidence: 7 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «Hablar con un Buey random: tirada crítica de 20 Salvar a una niña de ser ejecutada: fallo crítico de 1 Lo mejor creado por el hombre después de la pimienta negra recién molida.»

Premium currency

You do not pay in euros, you pay in gems, so you lose track of the real cost.

Evidence: Wikipedia (en): «Industry journalist Jason Schreier described Larian Studios as a "unicorn": large enough to make triple-A games but not subject to the mechanics mandated by publicly traded publishers, like microtrans»

Expiring battle pass

You buy a pass and have weeks to use it. Play too little and you lose what you paid for.

Evidence: Wikipedia (en): «Industry journalist Jason Schreier described Larian Studios as a "unicorn": large enough to make triple-A games but not subject to the mechanics mandated by publicly traded publishers, like microtrans»

Sold in parts

The full game costs more than the price on the box: there is separate paid content. Not a dirty trick, but worth knowing before buying.

Evidence: vende contenido aparte, p. ej. «Baldur's Gate 3 - Digital Deluxe Edition DLC» por 9,75 € · Wikipedia (en): «== Future == Following its release, Larian Studios reiterated their commitment to supporting the game further but would not commit to downloadable content (DLC).»