Larian Studio confirms two new projects in development and rules out Baldur’s Gate 4

Baldur’s Gate 3 was released last summer and has since earned recognition in major video game awards. Larian Studio, the creators of Baldur’s Gate 3, have no plans for a sequel, but instead are focusing on two new projects independent of the Baldur’s Gate saga. They are currently working on Patch 7, which will address bugs, improve evil endings, and introduce new modification tools to enhance player experience.

While there are plans to add features like crossplay and a photo mode in future updates, Larian Studio has confirmed that there will be no Baldur’s Gate 4. They are excited about the future and are looking forward to the development of their new titles. The game, inspired by Dungeons and Dragons, offers an open world for players to explore and make decisions that impact the story and characters.

Baldur’s Gate 3 has been well-received, winning awards from Golden Joysticks, Game Developers Choice, DICE, The Game Awards, BAFTA Games Awards, Hugo Awards, and GLAAD Media Awards, among others. The game has been praised for its adaptation of the popular role-playing game into a compelling narrative with player-driven choices.

In addition to their work on Baldur’s Gate 3, Larian Studio is also working on creating a diverse range of new projects. The studio’s commitment to storytelling and immersive gameplay has garnered praise from both players and critics alike. With their dedication to innovation and quality, Larian Studio is poised to continue delivering exceptional gaming experiences in the future.