Baldur's Gate 3 Is Getting A Limited Edition Triple Vinyl Soundtrack
Larian Studios announced a physical version of Baldur's Gate 3 was coming in Q1 2024 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. A Deluxe Edition of the game that not only puts 2023's Game of the Year on discs but comes with a lot of extra stuff including a physical version of the game's fantastic soundtrack. If you want a physical version of that OST but don't want to buy the Deluxe Edition of the game, a triple vinyl version is now available for pre-order.
Two triple vinyl versions, in fact - a Standard Edition and a Deluxe Edition. Either way, there is so much music in Baldur's Gate 3, Larian and Gamemusic Records needed to spread it across three records. The cover's artwork has been designed by Magdalena Katańska, and the inside features a panoramic painting filled with references to the Forgotten Realms and the characters who call it home.
The Deluxe Edition will also include three records, each featuring the same music, but its cover art and designs are quite a bit different. Inside is artwork dedicated to six different Baldur's Gate 3 characters. It's the way the relationships between those characters are represented on the discs themselves that makes the Deluxe Edition truly special, though. Each one is unique from the other thanks to the color mixes on them.
The Baldur's Gate 3 soundtrack is a triple vinyl that splits the game's expansive OST across three records. There are Standard and Deluxe Editions available which offer different artwork, and the latter is only available during the soundtrack's pre-order period.
The Standard Edition and Deluxe Edition of the Baldur's Gate 3 triple vinyl soundtrack are available through the links in the box above now. The Standard Edition will be available for the foreseeable future, whereas the Deluxe Edition will have a limited run. You will need to order the Deluxe Edition during the vinyl's pre-order period to get it. After that, it'll be gone forever. Larian hasn't confirmed when the pre-order period ends, but the soundtrack
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