After the arrival of the highly anticipated Baldur’s Gate 3 patch 8, which introduced 12 new subclasses and a complete photo mode, Larian Studios has reached a new peak of popularity on Steam, touching 169,267 simultaneous players on the weekend. Major support for BG3, it also marks the beginning of a new phase for the Belgian team. This gives us the space to concentrate completely on our next great project … and we really need it. The expectations are high. “\ R \ nvincke admitted that the development of the patch 8 was long and demanding, but it was worth it to rekindle the active interest of the community. Media Blackout. \ r \ n The decision of Larian to abandon Baldur’s Gate has left amazed, but Hasbro, which holds the rights of D&D, has no intention of stopping. Dan Ayoub, vice -president of the Hasbro digital games, told Ign US: \ r \ n “there are many people interested in Baldur’s Gate. We are planning the future of the series, and we will have something to be announced shortly. “\ R \ nneva direct confirmation on a possible Baldur’s Gate 4, but Ayoub admitted that it is something they would like to make, even if with long times and measured approach. Dialogue and on deep narration can have a sensational success (and here you find my review). If the next title has even only half of the care and creative freedom seen in BG3, there is really to be in hype.