When Larian Studios announced that it wouldn’t make Baldur’s Gate 4, opting to return to its own Divinity franchise instead, fans of the 20-plus-million-selling Baldur’s Gate 3 immediately started to wonder who would take up the baton. Baldur’s Gate 3 was like lightning in a bottle in a way, so it would be a gargantuan task for any developer. That’s why RPG veteran James Ohlen, who actually worked on the first two franchise installments, turned down Wizards of the Coast when offered the chance to helm the sequel. However, Cyprus-based developer Owlcat Games doesn’t seem too daunted by the prospect. […]
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