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During the 2024 Game Developers Conference, developer Larian officially announced that it won't be developing any DLC, expansions, or sequels to , as reported by . Whatever Larian's next game will be, according to studio founder and director of Swen Vincke, it won't have anything to do with .
features a decent selection of races and subraces from which to choose in character creation. However, it doesn't have anywhere near the number of races and subraces that are available in, which is the tabletop RPG upon which is based and takes its setting from. While there are mods that allow Tav to be more races beyond those included in-game, official additions from Larian Studios could bring with them even more unique dialogue choices based on the races added.
Lae’zel’s dating profile in the world of has now been somewhat officially revealed in a humorous act put up by the character’s voice actor, Devora Wilde. The githyanki Fighter is one of the most emblematic Companions in. While she initially comes off as a harsh hero to the point of sounding rude and unpleasant, her development through the campaign of Larian’s award-winning RPG grants her the post of one of the most endearing figures in all of Faerûn.
If the words of Baldur’s Gate 3 director Swen Vincke are anything to go by, the award-winning RPG could soon get some sort of crossover with Vampire Survivors. Given that both games are rooted in fantasy, a crossover between the two would make sense.
may already be littered with references to pop culture but Larian Studios may be close to hosting the RPG's first major crossover with an unexpected indie game taking center stage. Crossovers in video games are relatively common nowadays, especially amongst indie games that tend to offer their communities an abundance of content updates after launch. famously released a expansion while Nintendo is known for mixing up franchises for and, but one major crossover players may not expect may eventually arrive for .
players who find the various playable races a little too alive are in for a treat as a new mod aims wants to provide plenty of zombified fun. While undead characters play a substantial role in the universe, and even in Larian Studios' hit RPG, the base experience doesn't allow users to create and play as a character that's already dead. Fortunately, with the power of extensive modding anything is possible, including running around the Forgotten Realms as a decaying zombie.
The latest patch for is a relatively minor hotfix to mend some bugs in the game but one improvement should come as a welcome fix for players tired of hearing Minthara gossip about Gale. Once players recruit both of the aforementioned characters, it's made clear that there's no love lost between the Drow Paladin and the Human Wizard. This general distrust manifests itself as snide comments and general distrust but one particular line of dialogue eventually began to irk players, especially when Minthara goes on about it endlessly.
Larian Studios releases Hotfix 22 for Baldur's Gate 3, bringing more crash fixes and UI improvements to the game, while also bringing the Xbox version back up to date with the other platforms. The latest Baldur's Gate 3 update continues a steady trend of keeping the massively popular RPG update to date between smaller, more common Hotfixes and the rarer but larger updates.