Baldur's Gate 3 developer Larian Studios is opening up an "entirely new department" focusing on storytelling across its games going forward. The Baldur's Gate 3 developer is ramping up work on its future projects, and work has begun to ensure its quality storytelling remains intact.
Larian has long been a creator of critically-acclaimed CRPGs, with its Divinity series beginning back in 2002. However, the studio entered the mainstream with the massive 2023 megahit Baldur's Gate 3, which spent almost three years in Early Access before its eventual launch. The game's success put the studio on the map for fans of RPGs, many of whom are tuned in to see what the studio does next.
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In a post on X, Director of Publishing at Larian Michael Douse confirmed that the studio is opening an "entirely new department," imploring those with "good taste in storytelling" to apply for roles. Story has always been a massive part of Larian titles, and the new department is great news for those who want to see it remain a cornerstone for the studio. The jobs...
