Last week,DualShockers spottedthat Lairan Studios was teasing something on their website and speculation soon started to swirl that this game was actuallyBaldur’s Gate 3.This rumor was soon substantiated by industry insiderLiam Robertson, who revealed with the help of Spawn Wave thatBaldur’s Gate 3was real and is a title for Google Stadia. Following through on the teases and rumors, Google’s Stadia Connect Stream kicked off with the announcement ofBaldur’s Gate 3.Check out the reveal trailer below.
AsBaldur’s Gate 3is developed by Larian Studios, we can only hope that this new game meets the same level of quality ofDivinity: Original Sin 2. The BioWare developedBaldur’s Gateand its sequel are some of the most important games ever made, influencing countless games with RPG mechanics, soBaldur’s Gate 3definitely has a lot to live up to.
That being said, Swen Vincke, Creative Director at Larian Studios, seems confident in his studio’s game. “Baldur’s Gate means so much to so many people. It’s a great responsibility but I think we’re ready for it. We’re all about creating reactive, systemic worlds that respect player agency and having a chance to apply our team’s skillset in a universe as rich as Dungeons & Dragons is a lot of fun. We’re working very closely with Wizards to bring an unprecedented level of immersion to the realm of Faerun and I can’t wait to show the world what our team cooked up,” he said.
If you want a refresher on the entire series beforeBaldur’s Gate 3comes out, Beamdog and Skybound Games are bringing the games to PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switchphysically and digitally this fall.Outside of the new Baldur’s Gate, Larian Studios is also working with Logic Artists onDivinity: Fallen Heroes,a tactics game for PC.
You can check out the Stadia Connect stream, which is still currently running, below.Baldur’s Gate 3will be available for PC and Google Stadia at launch.