If you were hoping for Baldur’s Gate 4 from Larian or maybe some BG3 DLC, well, don’t, as studio head Swen Vincke said they’re moving to other RPGs. Vincke made the comments during a talk at GDC 2024, though he said BG4 isn’t entirely out of the question (thanks, IGN). Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro still have the rights to the series – and we know they want to make more video game adaptations – but Larian won’t be the one making it. Vincke said Larian wants to move away from Dungeons and Dragons and work on another IP for their next project now that development on BG3 is pretty much finished. Whether that means Divinity Original Sin 3 is next up for the studio is unclear. Vincke previously said he wanted to return to Divinity, an original Larian IP, after work on Baldur’s Gate 3 ended. However, he gave no hints about what Larian is working on next during the GDC talk and only mentioned that the team is in the beginning phases of its next project. Divinity Original Sin 2 was, in some ways, a proto-BG3 and