Larian would like you to know it’s still not done with Baldur’s Gate 3. The studio has now revealed what’s next for the…
Larian would like you to know it’s still not done with Baldur’s Gate 3. The studio has now revealed what’s next for the multi-award-winning RPG, with cross-play, a photo mode, and 12 new subclasses all set to launch next year.
As detailed over on Steam, Larian currently has “one more major patch” in the works for Baldur’s Gate 3 – officially known as Patch 8 – and it’s set to introduce “some of the most eagerly awaited features”, starting with cross-play.
Baldur’s Gate 3 already supports cross-progression, of course, enabling players to pick up from where they left off regardless of the platform they move to. From next year, however, they’ll also be able to team up with players from other platforms, seamlessly adventuring their way across western Faerûn with pals on PlayStation, Xbox, Mac, and PC.
“Once the update is live”, Larian explains, “you’ll be able to invite your friends to join your cross-play lobby directly, regardless of platform and find available multiplayer lobbies with friends on other systems using the Larian Network.
