Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian Studios has teased its ‘subsequent huge recreation’ whereas celebrating its quite a few nominations at The Game Awards this yr. The studio’s newest RPG remains to be making waves in the neighborhood and awards season however Larian has its sights set on the longer term, implying that it has already begun engaged on its subsequent huge venture.
Larian founder and CEO Swen Vincke lately took to Twitter/X to have a good time the eight nominations that Baldur’s Gate 3 obtained at The Game Awards however within the course of, teased Larian’s ‘subsequent huge recreation’ with out actually elaborating on something. Naturally, all the eye ought to be on Baldur’s Gate 3 proper now so we’ll seemingly get an official announcement of this thriller venture in a number of years.
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Over on Twitter/X, Vincke acknowledged:
“This is an actual honor, particularly in a yr with so many releases. Seeing our little ‘area of interest rpg’ make such waves may be very motivating. I want I might inform you about our subsequent huge recreation however that is actually encouraging us to make sure it pushes many boundaries. I’m very enthusiastic about it.”
Baldur’s Gate 3 is up for nominations within the following classes:
- Game of the Year
- Best Game Direction
- Best Narrative
- Best Score And Music
- Best Performance (Neil Newbon as Astarion)
- Best Community Support
- Best RPG
- Best Multiplayer
As for what this ‘subsequent huge recreation’ is, it’s anybody’s guess. Larian Studios might journey on the success of Baldur’s Gate by making a fourth entry or maybe return to one in every of its different acclaimed IPs equivalent to Divinity: Original Sin or Pillars of Eternity.
In different information, Larian Studios additionally teased that information in regards to the Xbox port of Baldur’s Gate 3 will probably arrive this week together with information a few bodily launch. The solely technique to play the RPG proper now’s to buy it digitally on PC and PS5.
Source: Swen Vincke
