Baldur’s Gate 3 Dev Encourages Fans to “Stay Tuned” For Their Next Game
After multiple Game of the Year awards and millions of copies sold, developer Larian Studios tells fans to keep their eye on the future. While is the video game that put Larian Studios on the map, the developers want fans to know they won't be resting on their laurels.
As spotted by VideoGamer, Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke took to Twitter to talk about the incredible journey Larian Studios has been on and that fans should «stay tuned» for the next part of their story. Since its release in 2023, has been a surprise runaway hit for the studio, vindicating their work that began in 2016.
The -based RPG has been tirelessly supported by the studio since its release, but the developer has announced their next game would not be a sequel to . However, there has been no official announcement as to what Larian's next game could be.
What prompted Vincke's trip down memory lane was a video from YouTuber Veteran Joystick, which chronicles the up-and-down journey of the Belgian studio. Larian's story began in 1996 with games like leading to the 2014 sequel, which has seen renewed interest thanks to fans discovering Larian through. However, they weren't always success stories for the studio, as in the early 2000s Larian was forced to do contract work to stay afloat and had to shelve their projects, according to Veteran Joystick.
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While looking toward the future, Vincke said he'd not like to repeat the studio's early financial struggles, saying, Still, nostalgia is potent and Vincke noted his excitement for the next chapter of the studio. We know that won't involve , as Vincke explained there would be no DLC and that Larian is moving away from entirely.
With the release of Patch 8 coming this year, Larian's major updates for will end. Speculation is now fully turned to their next game, but the studio isn't giving away many clues.
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