Larian Studios Ends Baldur's Gate Series, Cites Creative Shift

The studio plans to explore new projects, moving away from Dungeons & Dragons while continuing support for Baldur's Gate 3.

Larian Studios announces departure from the Dungeons & Dragons universe, marking the end of Baldur's Gate series development.
Swen Vincke, Larian Studios CEO, clarifies there's no bad blood with Wizards of the Coast, attributing the split to a desire for new creative directions.
Despite the split, Larian will continue to support Baldur's Gate 3 with mod support and new ending cinematics, but no new content will be developed.
Vincke criticizes the gaming industry's corporate greed, suggesting it influenced the studio's decision to move away from D&D.
Larian Studios hints at focusing on original IP or possibly returning to the Divinity series for its next project.