Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke has confirmed that Baldur's Gate 3 will not receive any expansions, DLC, or a Larian-made sequel. Instead, Larian is pivoting away from the Baldur's Gate 3 universe to something new.
In August, a senior Larian employee confirmed that the studio was discussing the possibility of bringing expansions toBaldur's Gate 3, but the company never confirmed that these talks resulted in anything concrete. Since then, many fans had hoped for promising news regarding such content, which seemed like a reasonable possibility given the massive success and enduring popularity of the hit game. However, Larian recently put the final nail in the coffin regarding major post-launch content for Baldur's Gate 3.
TheGamer reports that during a presentation at GDC, Vincke announced that Larian is moving on from the Baldur's Gate franchise. He said that a Baldur's Gate 4 is still possible, but it won't be developed by his studio. The franchise's future is controlled by Dungeons and Dragons publisher Wizards of the Coast, which will choose the developer to leadBaldur's Gate 4 should it wish to. Vincke did not reveal what Larian's next project would be, but some are speculating it could be returning to the popular Divinity series. The Larian CEO admitted that this news probably came as a surprise to most fans, who assumed that the studio would continue with post-launch content after the massive success of Baldur's Gate 3.
Larian is still releasing support patches for Baldur's Gate 3 and has intermittently released minor content updates that have added features like new animations, modes, and an epilogue. It's unclear how long Larian plans to support Baldur's Gate 3, but it will likely continue to receive hotfix updates going into the future, especially if the game maintains its large player base.
Larian is working on at least one more significant patch for Baldur's Gate 3 that will introduce cross-platform mod support. The game's fanmade mods have regularly been
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