Baldur’s Gate 3 continues to reign as one of greatest RPGs of all time. Even at full price we called it gaming’s best deal — something you can easily spend hundreds of hours playing and still have more to see after multiple playthroughs. The game has further evolved since its release with a number of free, content-rich updates, including this week’s Patch 7 that added new evil endings, an in-game mod manager, and revamped split screen gameplay.

This weekend, Larian Studios is offering steep discounts across its entire portfolio of games for both Steam and GOG, the latter of which has the added bonus of being DRM-free. That means you can now pick up Baldur’s Gate 3 for $47.99 (was $59.99) — a 20% discount and the lowest price we’ve seen yet for this seminal work.

Existing owners can upgrade to the digital deluxe edition for $7.99 (was $9.99) this weekend, which includes new D20 dice visual theme, new bard songs, an in-game “Adventurer’s Pouch” of camp supplies and potions, a very wonderful original soundtrack, and more.

For those that have, somehow, seen it all in Baldur’s Gate 3 — and for that, we of course salute you — we recommend checking out the other titles from Larian’s back catalog. Our favorite pick is Divinity: Original Sin 2, another epic RPG that the developer released in 2017. If you loved BG3, this is a great way to scratch that itch outside of the Forgotten Realms — and a great primer for what Larian might do as it explores its next non-D&D game.