Baldur's Gate 3 leads feel "closure" after the RPG's victory lap: "I'm crazy hyped about what's next but it's going to take a while"
Larian Studios is full steam ahead on its non-D&D er𒁃a

The 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Baldur's Gate 3 team has expressed a feeling of "closure" after the juggernaut ga💞me completed its victory lap.
Baldur's Gate 3 had been quietly bubbling away in early access for years, before launching to massive commercial and critical success. The RPG threequel unexpectedly became 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:🐓one of the best-selling hits of last year, and just recently, its record-breaking status reached new heights as it 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:won all ൩five ma༒jor Game of the Year awards.
Baldur's Gate 3 became the first game in history to win gold at The Game Awards, the DICE Awards, the Game Developers Choice Awards, the Golden Joysticks, an🤪d the BAFTAs - and that last accolade is what bookmarked this ꦇchapter for some development leads.
"The BAFTAs really felt like the proper c▨los💖ure," studio founder and game director Swen Vincke explains in a recent , while also teasing that he's "crazy hyped about what's next but it's going to take a while."
"Seconded. Closure was needed," publishing director Micheal Douse . "I can't wait to focus on the future and get back to work and put my amazing team to good use. I am not s🌠omeone designed to twiddle thumbs and smil🎐e politely."
Both developers seem to have closed a page on Baldur's Gate 3, especially after announcing that an expansion or a Baldu♍r's Gate 4 won't come from develop♎er Larian Studios. The team instead seems to be working on something completely original, while D&D liꦆcense holder Hasbro is alre♑ady "talking to lots of partners" to 🎃avoid another quarter-centur💃y break between Baldur's Gates.
Larian Studios has "two games that we want to make," alongside "lots of concepts."
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