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Former Dragon Age lead says Baldur's Gate 3 studio Larian is taking a "risk" by making Divinity right after its 2023 RPG hit, but he applauds the devs for it
Former BioWare producer Mark Darrah believes Larian Studios is taking a calculated risk by focusing on a new Divinity game immediately after the success of Baldur's Gate 3. He applauds Larian's strategy of focusing on one project at a time, contrasting it with BioWare's past issues of juggling multiple series.
"Somebody will make the Half-Life 2 of AI" - after the Rideshare controversy, Saber CCO says something will come along and "change people's minds" about gen-AI
Saber Interactive's Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits believes a groundbreaking game akin to "Half-Life 2 of AI" will emerge, changing public perception of generative AI in gaming. Despite recent controversy surrounding its use in "Rideshare Stimulator," Saber is experimenting with AI, with Willits emphasizing the need for innovation and the potential for AI to create new experiences, drawing parallels to the initial skepticism surrounding Steam.
If you're desperate for more Baldur's Gate 3, here's a 6-hour mini-campaign all about Astarion with 4 different endings and 6 new companions
A new mod for Baldur's Gate 3, titled 'A Dream of Silence: Revamped,' offers a six-hour mini-campaign focused on the character Astarion. This mod, created by Abigail Corfman and developed by lizardphunk, takes place within Astarion's mind and features four different endings and six new companions. While Larian Studios has stated they will not expand Baldur's Gate 3 further, this mod showcases the potential of the game's modding tools, with the possibility of future custom campaigns.
7 developers that will save the video games industry - Reader’s Feature
This reader's feature highlights seven smaller developers, including 11 bit studios, AdHoc Studios, Daniel Mullins Games, Hazelight Studios, Larian Studios, Sandfall Interactive, and Supergiant Games, who are seen as vital to the future of the video game industry. The article praises their innovative approaches to game design and storytelling, contrasting them with the perceived missteps of larger publishers.
Baldur's Gate 3 third anniversary stats reveal most killed NPCs, most used weapons, and Dark Urge players aren't the most murderous playing the game
Larian Studios has released statistics celebrating three years since Baldur's Gate 3's launch, revealing player choices such as the most killed NPCs and most used weapons. Notably, more non-Dark Urge players murdered the NPC Alfira than Dark Urge players, despite the latter having a forced narrative event for her death. The developer has since moved on to a new RPG called Divinity.
After Baldur's Gate 3, Divinity scholar tries to unmask Larian's next big RPG villain by painstakingly translating ancient symbols from behind-the-scenes footage
A fan has meticulously translated ancient symbols from behind-the-scenes footage of Larian Studios' upcoming Divinity game, believing they reveal the main antagonist. The symbols, derived from Elder Futhark, appear to spell out "Chaos is coming," a phrase linked to the Lord of Chaos figure in Divinity lore. This discovery comes as Larian Studios has teased more information about the Divinity series in the near future.
Baldur's Gate 3 players on PC can't decide if the latest third-person camera mod is a revelation or a crime against Larian's original vision
A new 'true third-person camera' mod for Baldur's Gate 3 has gained significant popularity on Nexus Mods, sparking debate among players about whether it enhances or detracts from Larian Studios' original vision. While some players desire an optional third-person view similar to other modern games, others argue it goes against the CRPG's design principles.
It's not just Baldur's Gate 4 – Larian is "not involved in any" Baldur's Gate 3 projects now, but devs tease Divinity news is on the way
Larian Studios has clarified that they are not involved in any current Baldur's Gate 3 projects, despite a new comic set in the universe being released by Dark Horse Comics. The studio is shifting its focus to the Divinity series, with hints of new announcements coming soon. Larian's involvement with the Baldur's Gate IP is limited as Hasbro owns the Dungeons and Dragons intellectual property.
Larian once again reminds us it's 'not involved in any BG3-related projects' in response to Karlach comic…
Larian Studios has clarified that it is not involved in any new projects related to Baldur's Gate 3, including a recently announced comic series by Dark Horse Comics. The studio, which developed Baldur's Gate 3, stated they are focusing on their own IP, Divinity. This comes after Larian previously announced they would not be developing Baldur's Gate 4.
Divinity can wait: Baldur’s Gate 3 boss Swen Vincke “not expecting anyone” at Larian’s Barcelona studio to show up following Spain’s World Cup win
Following Spain's victory in the 2026 World Cup final, Larian Studios boss Swen Vincke humorously stated he doesn't expect any staff at the company's Barcelona studio to come to work. Vincke, whose home country Belgium was eliminated by Spain earlier in the tournament, previously joked about the Barcelona studio partying after Spain's semi-final win.
Baldur’s Gate TV Show Gets A Positive-Sounding Update About The Cast
Craig Mazin, the showrunner for the upcoming Baldur's Gate TV series, has indicated a desire to feature the key cast members from Baldur's Gate 3 in the show. Samantha Béart, who voices Karlach in the game, shared this positive update, noting Mazin's personal outreach. Larian Studios' Swen Vincke also confirmed discussions with Mazin, who is a fan of the game, and stated that the game's endings were designed to allow for future narrative expansion.
Summer Game Fest no-shows: The big games that were absent from 2026's showcases
Several highly anticipated games were notably absent from the Summer Game Fest showcases, leaving fans speculating about their development status. Titles like Arkane's Blade, the Witcher 3 DLC, Injustice 3, and the Divinity sequel were among the expected reveals that did not materialize. The article highlights the absence of these games and discusses potential reasons or future reveal opportunities.
Baldur's Gate 2 is reportedly getting a remake, and Wizards of the Coast likely isn't stopping there either
A remake of Baldur's Gate 2 is reportedly in development, with original lead designer Kevin Martens returning. The rumor suggests that Baldur's Gate 1 may also receive a remake, though no release window has been provided. Wizards of the Coast has also confirmed that a successor to Baldur's Gate 3 is planned.
Former Square Enix exec says backlash over Final Fantasy 6 AI mock-up shared by the JRPG series' creator "shows how far down the rabbit hole the madness goes"
Former Square Enix executive Jacob Navok commented on the controversy surrounding Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi sharing an AI-generated mock-up for a Final Fantasy 6 remake. While Sakaguchi faced criticism from some industry figures, Navok defended his right to explore AI technology. The article also touches on Square Enix's internal use of AI for quality assurance and the broader industry's cautious approach to generative AI in game development.
Sorry GTA 6, but I’m more excited about these 5 sequels (and a wildcard)
This article expresses excitement for several upcoming game sequels, arguing they hold more promise than Grand Theft Auto 6 due to potentially more manageable expectations. It highlights anticipated titles from FromSoftware, CD Projekt Red, Larian Studios, and Sandfall Interactive, praising their past work and potential for innovation. The author also touches on the industry's current trend of hype generation versus genuine surprise.
Wildcard Wishlist: 14 games we're desperate to see at Summer Game Fest 2026
This article outlines a wishlist of 14 games the GamesRadar+ team hopes to see announced or receive updates on at Summer Game Fest 2026. The list includes highly anticipated titles like Grand Theft Auto 6, The Witcher 4, and The Elder Scrolls 6, alongside more speculative wishes for unrevealed games such as Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe and Persona 6.
Neverness to Everness devs admit using "AI-assisted tools" after deleting slop animation, now "reviewing…
Hotta Studio has confirmed the use of AI-assisted tools in the development of Neverness to Everness, specifically for background and environmental assets, while asserting that characters and stories remain human-created. An AI-generated animation sequence was removed after player feedback, highlighting a broader player backlash against AI-generated content in games, as seen with other titles like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Divinity.
Nine Major Sequel Rumors Have Gaming Fans Asking: Are We Back To Great Storytelling?
A collection of rumors about potential sequels for games like Hogwarts Legacy, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, and Metro has sparked excitement among fans for a return to ambitious, narrative-driven experiences. The speculation suggests a community hunger for deep stories that may have been overshadowed by live service games and battle royales. While these remain rumors, they highlight a desire for games that prioritize character and world-building.
Larian publishing chief aims to 'absolutely demolish' Steam with the studio's next release
Larian Studios' publishing director Michael Douse expressed ambitious goals for the upcoming RPG Divinity, aiming for its release to significantly impact Steam's performance, similar to how Baldur's Gate 3 did. Douse hopes the new title will surpass Baldur's Gate 3 in scope and consequence, featuring deeper player choices and more complex NPC interactions. While an early access release is planned, a specific launch window for Divinity has not yet been announced.
Larian keeps a framed reminder of Baldur's Gate 3 breaking Steam in its office, hopes Divinity will "absolutely demolish" Valve's storefront
Larian Studios keeps a framed article commemorating Baldur's Gate 3 crashing Steam during its Early Access launch as a reminder of its success. The studio's publishing director expressed hope that their upcoming RPG, Divinity, will similarly dominate the Steam storefront, potentially surpassing Baldur's Gate 3's already massive player counts.
