It seems like you might have ended up with the Japanese version of Baldur's Gate 3 for PS5 instead of the U.S. version. According to our research, there are a few differences you should know about.
First off, the packaging is a giveaway. The Japanese version has Japanese text on the case and usually comes with just one disc, whereas the U.S. version has two discs. Also, the Japanese version is published by Spike Chunsoft, which mainly releases games for the Japanese market.
Why does this matter? One big issue is with cross-save functionality. Our data shows that you can't transfer game saves between the Japanese and U.S. versions. So if you were hoping to switch between systems, that could be a problem.
Another important point is multiplayer compatibility. You won't be able to play multiplayer with friends who have the U.S. version if you're using the Japanese one. Quite a few people have mentioned this as a major drawback.
We've also found that some folks got frustrated because they unexpectedly received the Japanese version. One person said the cover art looked almost identical to the U.S. version, which was misleading.
Another mentioned that they had issues with both save compatibility and multiplayer because of it.
So, it's really important to check the product details closely before you buy. If you specifically need the U.S. version, it might be a good idea to reach out to the seller to make sure you're getting the right one.
