"Baldur's Gate 3 Developer's Vision for Future Games and Departure from D&D"

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Larian Studios, the developer of Baldur's Gate 3, has revealed that they have "two games that we want to make" and "lots of concepts" to explore, signaling the end of their work on the Baldur's Gate series. CEO Swen Vincke explained that the decision not to continue beyond Baldur's Gate 3 was due to a lack of passion for DLC and a desire to work on projects that truly resonate with the team. Despite closing the book on Baldur's Gate 3, Larian is working on expanded "evil endings" for the game, with each ending receiving full cinematic treatment.
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