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Okay, so if you’re into games and stuff, you’ve probably heard of Larian Studios, right? They’re the brains behind Baldur’s Gate 3, which, let’s face it, blew up big time in 2023. And now, they’re doing something kind of interesting—or maybe weirdly ambitious? They’ve decided to set up a whole new storytelling department. Yup, just for storytelling. Not sure why I find that so surprising, but I do.
Anyway, what’s the deal with this new department, huh? Well, they’re kind of doubling down on what they already do best—turning epic stories into games that keep us up all night. It’s all about making sure future games aren’t just good, but, like, consistently good. Because when you’ve got a hit on your hands like Baldur’s Gate 3, everyone wants to know, "What’s next?" Right? And trust me, fans are already buzzing, kind of like bees around a soda can at a summer picnic.
Now, flipping back a bit, Larian’s been at this CRPG thing for a while. Remember Divinity? Anyway— some folks say that was the big one for them before Baldur’s Gate took over the scene. Kind of feels like they hit the jackpot twice, which is rare, right?
Oh, and here’s a nugget of news: Michael Douse, the Director of Publishing (sounds fancy), threw out an open invite on X for people with a "good taste in storytelling" to join the team. Made me think—what even is "good taste" in storytelling? But hey, I guess they know what they’re looking for. So, if you’ve got a knack for tales and happen to be near Guildford, England, this could be your moment. Just saying.
But here’s the kicker: Larian’s super hush-hush about what they’re cooking up next. Could it be Divinity: Original Sin 3? Or some new jam altogether? No one’s spilling the beans yet. I kinda get it, right? They’ve set this high bar and don’t want to trip over it. It’s like telling everyone you’re training for a marathon but secretly worried you’ll pull a muscle. Who knows what they’ll pull off next with this new department in play? I’m definitely keeping an eye on them.
So yeah, there’s a lot up in the air, and fans are buzzing with guesses and dreams. Whatever comes next, let’s hope it’s another late-night adventure worth diving into.
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