Larian insists that it did not accidentally trigger divinity: original sin 3, it was just a mistake on X

A few days ago there was a short excitement when Larian Studios temporarily changed his grip for X from @Larianstudios to @divinity. This was a big deal (or at least it seemed to be), because before he met the big time with Baldur's Gate 3, Larian was a studio behind the very running divinity series of mostly RPGs-and the name change had a terrible amount of fans that the studio perhaps returned to his roots for his next big game.

Larian has a clean break from Baldurs Gate, but what it does next remains a mystery: the studio apparently has two new RPGs, both big, but in addition, it has steadfastly refused to say a little more. A new divinity game certainly seems to be a possibility -Divinity: The original sin was in many ways of Larian's breakthrough game, and Original Sin 2 was an even greater success (and claimed our price for 2017, which is not nothing).

So, divinity: original sin 3 then? Well, not so quickly. Shortly after reports about the social media -switcheroo, Larian Director of Publishing Michael Douse took a break from his day to throw the whole thing about cold water.

“Unfortunately (depending on your perspective) this is only part of the process to take over an inventory of what we own and what we have and not claim that it is about our IPs,” Douse posted on X. “

“I wish it would be more exciting, but we still work on several projects and do not expect any announcements in a short time. Especially not if I look at Paramount+ at 1 a.m. in 1923. Soon if someone from a Larian account from an account from @von @Sucht, you will at least know that we and not someone else.”

(Credit: Michael Douse (Twitter))

You will find that Douse does not expressly state that Larian is not Work on a new game of division so that speculation is continued unabated if you really deal with it. Personally, I think it is a good bet: Larian has been around for almost 30 years and apart from a few derivation in Niche-European educational games, Baldur's Gate 3 is the first non-divity title that it has published since 1997.

In a separate message, Douse even kept the door open for something like that and wrote that it is “too early,” what Larian intends to do, but that it “has many pots on the stove. We will see where the kitchen leads us and when”.

“When” is a very large part of this statement. There is no official time frame for the unveiling of Larian's next game, but Vincke said in April, he hoped that the studio will have to show something by 2030.

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