It might not feel like it, but Baldur's Gate 3 escaped early access and unleashed its cast of chaotic character nearly eighteen months ago.
So, Larian Studios CEO and the director behind the game's chaos is feeling "nostalgic" and can't help but tease what's next for the team.
Larian CEO Swen Vincke did as much in response to a short YouTube documentary briefly that chronicles how the company battled bankruptcy before its two Divinity: Original Sin games, and how it then dished up one of the most critically acclaimed and popular isometric RPGs ever made. "Got me all nostalgic - it really has been a incredible journey so far," Vincke tweeted in response to the video. "But the story ain't over yet.
Stay tuned. Going to try to skip the dark night of the soul moment though if you don't mind." That "dark night of the soul moment" is probably in reference to a writing trope you've likely seen over and over again.
It's the moment where everything falls apart and feels impossible for our heroes, just when they're inches away from their happy ending.