Baldur's Gate 3 News

If you're desperate for more from Larian after Baldur's Gate 3, will you really have to wait until 2030?

Baldur's Gate 3 is done, and Larian is hard at work on future projects. Its next game, simply described as an "ambitious project" right now, is something CEO Swen Vincke has come out to say he "hopes to be able to talk about" in five years time.

The critical and commercial success of Baldur's Gate 3, the singleplayer sequel to a decades-old RPG, has led to one unexpected outcome: the emergence of Larian CEO Swen Vincke as some sort of champion of sanity in the games industry...
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Baldur's Gate 3's new Giant Barbarian is beating out one of D&D 5e's oldest powergamer builds, making Karlach the MVP of my second Honour Mode playthrough

With Patch 8 of Baldur's Gate 3 landing earlier this month, I've saddled myself with the accursed duty of completing another Honour Mode playthrough. Given that Patch 8 gives me the constituent parts for one of D&D 5e's oldest powergamer builds, the Sorcadin, I reckoned I'd give it a go...
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Larian honcho Swen 'The Hammer' Vincke takes a new victory lap on 'high-profile people' who say singleplayer is dead: 'We've proven with BG3 that you can put in a pretty high budget and expect pretty high results'

I'm fairly certain I've been alive long enough to see singleplayer games definitely, 100%, for sure die at least three times, roughly on par with the number of times I've seen industry panjandrums declare PC gaming dead, too...
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Baldur's Gate 3 devs Larian discuss making two new games at once: "in practice, we will probably be miserable"

Last April, Baldur's Gate 3 developers Larian announced that they were working on two new games, neither of which is Baldur's Gate 4. Now, fresh from the labour of pumping BG3 full of bees, Larian boss Swen Vincke has shared a little more about how Belgium's finest mindflayer-wranglers are organising development of these mystery projects.