“Now the game is yours.” The next update for Baldur’s Gate 3 will be the last in its history and will serve for Larian to give the ‘keys’ to the game to the community – Baldur’s Gate 3

The success of Baldur’s Gate 3 has motivated its creators to continue supporting the video game with constant updates and free content throughout the year. However, Larian Studios is already preparing for leave the project behind definitively. The developers have confirmed that your next update will be the last focused on including news. From then on, there will be an increasingly smaller support team that will focus on fixing bugs or carrying out maintenance tasks.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is about to close its last chapter

Although the creators of Baldur’s Gate 3 had already warned that they would soon turn the page, the decision has been definitively communicated in a interview by Swen Vincke (founder of Larian) with Eurogamer. In it, the person responsible for the study assures that the introduction of the official support tool for mods It will mark the moment in which they say goodbye to the video game almost definitively. “For us this will also be the time to say: ‘very good, now the game is yours’“, he revealed to the magazine.

It should be noted that the end of major updates does not mean the end of support for Baldur’s Gate 3. In Vincke’s words, what we will see is that “the level of support for the game decreases” until it focuses “only on correcting critical errors.” This, of course, will not happen until the official mod support update finally arrives (its premiere is expected in September) and any possible errors it introduces into the game are corrected. “Right now we are working as if the premiere had just happened,” claimed the creator.

“We are working on new things and we are very excited about the upcoming games. We are creative spiritsWe can’t always be doing the same thing. We like to move,” Vincke ended by saying. In this sense, the director of Baldur’s Gate 3 wants Larian Studios to be a company that constantly moves and continues to look for ways to advance role-playing video games.

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