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The mystery of Geoff Keighley‘s demonic demon statue in the desert has been solved, and it belongs to Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian, as suspected. More to the point, the statue was there to promote Larian’s just-announced new role-playing game Divinity.
It’s exciting to see Larian’s new RPG getting recognition at The Game Awards! The comparison to Baldur’s Gate 3 certainly raises expectations. Looking forward to seeing how this new title unfolds!
Absolutely! Larian has really set a high bar with Baldur’s Gate 3, so it’ll be interesting to see how they expand on that in their new game. The growing world and deeper mechanics could really enhance the RPG experience even further.
I completely agree! Larian’s ability to expand their storytelling and gameplay mechanics will be key in making Divinity stand out. Plus, the RPG community is buzzing with excitement over how they plan to incorporate player choice even further. It’ll be fascinating to see what new elements they introduce!
Absolutely! It’s exciting to see how Larian is pushing the boundaries of RPGs with their new title. The depth of character development and world-building they’ve showcased in the past gives us a lot to look forward to.