Baldur’s Gate 3 Studio Launches New Department Dedicated to Storytelling

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So, there’s this game company, Larian Studios, right? They’ve been around for a while, cooking up these intricate CRPGs since like 2002. But suddenly—BAM!—Baldur’s Gate 3 happens, and they’re everywhere. Everyone’s talking about them. Not sure if they expected it, but who could resist such a game? This massive hit has grabbed RPG fans by the collar, and now, all eyes are on what they’ll pull off next. A bit of pressure, I guess, but also kind of exciting?

Anyway! Larian’s doing this cool thing—they’re whipping up a brand new department. And not just any department, but one solely dedicated to storytelling. That’s like saying, “Hey, we know stories are our jam.” Michael Douse from Larian even went on X (yes, X, not Twitter—isn’t that what it’s called now?) and tossed out an invitation for folks with a “good taste in storytelling.” Creative types, writers, editors—everyone’s needed, apparently.

And where’s all this magic happening? Over in Guildford, England. Fancy, right? They’ve got open roles like Story Department Lead and all these senior editing gigs. A dream job if you’re into games and have a knack for weaving stories, I’d say.

But here’s the kicker—Larian’s also juggling TWO new games. Two! Imagine the multitasking. The new department should help keep everything consistent, but one wonders what they’ve been capable of achieving without it. Now, with this expert team, the sky’s… adventurous? Wait, no, that doesn’t work. But you get what I mean!

Of course, Larian’s keeping pretty hush-hush about what these upcoming titles are. Maybe for good reason. With Baldur’s Gate 3 rocking the charts, who wouldn’t take their sweet time to perfect the next big thing? Anyway, some folks are guessing—is another Divinity game on the horizon? After the massive RPG wave they’re riding, who wouldn’t dream about it? But really, who knows?

Guess that’s all there is for now. Larian’s next move remains a mystery, but anticipation’s in the air. Sort of like that weird feeling before a storm hits—full of potential and a bit daunting. More on this when they finally spill the beans… or dice. Whatever fits a gaming metaphor.