Larian Studios didn’t so much smash last year’s Baldur’s Gate 3 out of the park as launch it straight into orbit, collecting countless Game of the Year awards and even a few BAFTAs along the way. But while the studio has made it clear it has no interest in returning for a Baldur’s Gate 4, Dungeons and Dragons owner Wizard of the Coast is definitely onboard for more, and is currently “talking to lots of partners” about the future of the series.
That’s according to Eugene Evans, senior vice president of digital strategy and licensing for Wizards of the Coast and parent company Hasbro, who spoke with PC Gamer following Baldur’s Gate 3’s recent BAFTA wins. Evans confirmed the company is keen to continue the series, and has started having conversations to that effect, although it sounds like it’ll be some time before anything specific is revealed. “We’re now talking to lots of partners,” Evans explains, “and being approached by a lot of partners who are embracing the challenge of, what does the future of the Baldur’s Gate franchise look like?”
“So we certainly hope that it’s not another 25 years, as it was from Baldur’s Gate 2 to 3, before we answer that,” Evan continued. “But we’re going to take our time and find the right partner, the right approach, and the right product that could represent the future of Baldur’s Gate.”
