Baldur’s Gate 3’s Long-Awaited Patch 7 Out Now on PC Alongside Massive Patch Notes

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Baldur’s Gate 3’s long-awaited Patch 7, which draws a line under Larian’s blockbuster Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game a year after launch, is finally out now on PC alongside lengthy patch notes, below.

Patch 7, posted to the Baldur's Gate 3 website, is headlined by the addition of official mod support, which fans hope will keep the game alive for years to come, 13 new cinematics that offer varying conclusions to your most evil playthroughs, Honour Mode improvements and new Legendary Actions, and revamped split-screen gameplay. It includes over 1,000 fixes and improvements that tweak many parts of the game.

Patch 7 is approximately 11.6GB on PC, and will require 160GB of free space to install. If you find yourself without the space to install the update, Larian recommends uninstalling Baldur’s Gate 3 and then re-downloading the patched version.

Patch 7 is likely the final major update for Baldur's Gate 3 as Larian leaves Dungeons & Dragons behind to work on brand new games. Check out IGN's recently published interview with Larian, in which the developer reflects on Baldur's Gate 3's success and discusses its future plans, for more.

Patch 7 is due to hit the console and Mac versions in October. "Mac and console players, it’s going to take a little longer to get Patch 7 through all the necessary technical checks and requirements and into your hands," Larian said. "Although later than we originally expected, you should be diving into Patch 7 this October. We appreciate you for bearing with us, and will make sure to keep you updated with our progress!"

Unfortunately, this does mean that console players will not be able to load cross-saves if they come from Patch 7 on PC - and multiplayer between PC and Mac will not be possible. "We are still working on bringing crossplay to Baldur’s Gate 3, and like Patch 7, this requires a lot of work and testing before we're prepared to release it into the wild," Larian said.

"We’ve still got a few more patches up our sleeve for