Larian Studios had a working version of Baldur’s Gate 4, but decided to close development

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Fans Baldur’s Gate 3 will definitely upset: it turns out that Larian Studios already had a working build of the fourth part before the developers stopped production. As the head of the studio admitted, the authors simply did not want to stagnate in one place for a few more years.

Sven Vincke spoke about this in an interview with PC Gamer on the eve of the one-year anniversary of Baldur’s Gate 3. After finishing work on the third part, the studio immediately started working on the sequel and as a result, a playable build was ready. They planned to make it an addition to the main game or even a fourth part, but then decided to abandon the idea.

I mean, we’d probably have to do it ten times over. And do we really want to do this for the next three years?

— Sven Vincke, Head of Larian Studios

Larian Studios had a working version of Baldur’s Gate 4, but decided to close development

Furthermore, Larian Studios did not want to continue working on just one franchise for years. Sven Vincke brought up this issue during one of the meetings and the developers decided to ‘move on’.

…I don’t think we as developers have ever felt better since we made this decision. Honestly, it’s hard to explain or express how liberated we are [в тот момент].

— Sven Vincke, Head of Larian Studios

The developers announced their refusal to make a sequel to Baldur’s Gate 3 in March of this year. The studio is currently working on two unannounced games based on other universes, which are supposed to be “the best work in its entire history”.

By the way, it was recently announced that Larian Studios could make new games based on Fallout or Ultima.

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Source: VG Times

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