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Baldur's Gate 3 director Swen Vincke was originally worried the absolutely gargantuan RPG was going to be too short.
Act 2 of Baldur's Gate 3 sends you through Moonrise Towers, a base for the cult of the Absolute and the intermittent headquarters for several key villains. According to director and Larian boss Swen Vincke, this key area was once designed as two individual towers, potentially doubling the size of an already hefty dungeon, but had to be cut down during development. Spoilers for Act 2 ahead.
You would think that more than a year after going into full release, Baldur's Gate 3 would have finally stopped winning awards. And you would be wrong. On top of all the other gold Larian's epic RPG has claimed over the past 12 months, it has now added a Hugo Award, the most prestigious award in science fiction and fantasy literature, for Best Game or Interactive Work.
I dunno about you guys, but I get the impression this Baldur's Gate 3 game is kind of popular. I know, it might seem like I'm going out on a limb, but that's just the kind of expert analysis PC Gamer pays me the big bucks for, and I've got evidence to back it up. For instance, the big ol' «Thank You» video Larian just released on its YouTube channel to show its gratitude to all the people who have made the game part of their identity.
Baldur's Gate 3 developer Larian Studios has just launched its new community-focused YouTube channel, but the RPG's director of publishing is being exceptionally vague when it comes to confirming whether or not we'll see any Easter eggs hidden in the videos.
Larian Studios can now spend years hammering away at a game's story and characters since Baldur's Gate 3 earned a pretty penny for the studio - a stark contrast to the Divinity: Original Sin era where the team only had a couple of days.
After stuffing everything, the kitchen sink, and bear nookie into Baldur's Gate 3, developers at Larian Studios are now struggling to make an RPG that feels totally new.
To help mark a full year since Baldur's Gate 3's release, Larian has revealed a new "Channel From Hell" on YouTube. Though the studio has not yet uploaded anything, it wrote on X, «The Everything App» that the «community-focused» channel is set to «feature regular and never-seen-before videos which will arrive this summer.»