Baldur’s Gate 3 on Switch 2: Larian Studios Explains Why It Didn’t Happen

Console gamers received ​a welcome⁢ surprise last month when‍ Larian Studios launched⁣ an enhanced version of Divinity: Original sin 2 for the‍ PlayStation 5, Xbox ⁣Series X/S, and the newly ⁢released Nintendo switch 2.⁤ However, despite the ⁢game’s availability on Nintendo platforms since 2019, fans have been left wondering why Larian’s critically acclaimed Baldur’s Gate 3 hasn’t followed suit. the question of a Baldur’s Gate⁢ 3 port to ‍Nintendo⁤ Switch has been a hot topic, and the answer, it truly seems, lies outside ​of Larian’s control.

During a recent Reddit “Ask Me Anything” ⁢session featuring members of the Larian team,CEO Swen Vincke directly addressed the possibility of a Baldur’s Gate 3 release on the Nintendo Switch‍ 2. ⁣ His response, unfortunately, wasn’t what ⁣hopeful players wanted​ to hear: ‌ We would have loved to but it wasn’t our decision to make. This ⁣statement has sparked ​considerable discussion within ‍the gaming community.

Larian studios has officially concluded active development ⁤on⁢ Baldur’s Gate ⁢3, focusing now on providing ongoing support through minor bug ⁣fixes. With the ​studio shifting ⁣its focus towards a new Divinity project – teased at The Game Awards 2025 -⁣ the future ⁤of Baldur’s Gate 3 now rests with Wizards of the Coast. Consequently, any potential port