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As the official version of Baldur's Gate 3 is about to celebrate its first anniversary, the developers of Larian said that they have set their sights on the future and hope to make another game as good as Baldur's Gate 3.

Recently, Larian Publishing Director Michael Douse tweeted that he has started playing Baldur's Gate 3 again. In a few days, August 3rd will be the first anniversary of the official release of Baldur's Gate 3. He said: "It feels like we released this game in our previous life."

Larian may celebrate its anniversary in some way, but the studio is not only keen to look back, but also to the future. Game director Sven Vincke has revealed that Larian senior developers have gathered to discuss the next game "take-off". It is not yet known which of the two RPG projects that Larian is developing is the focus of the discussion.

Duce said their forward momentum was important to replicate the level of quality of the previous project. "I can look at it as a fan, it's a really good game. I'm going to go ahead and make another game," he said.

Larian attaches great importance to game quality, so it is not surprising that the team is keen to make "another game as good as Baldur's Gate 3". It was previously reported that Baldur's Gate 3 won too many awards and has affected Larian's game development work. So it is not easy for the studio to achieve such success again.