Larian's next RPG is a new Divinity, and it's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3"

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Larian's next RPG is a new Divinity, and it's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3" News By Jordan Gerblick published 12 December 2025

Larian says the new Divinity will be its "biggest game ever"

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Baldur's Gate 3 studio and RPG royalty Larian has officially announced and revealed its next game: a new Divinity title.

Larian debuted its new RPG at The Game Awards 2025 with one of the more gruesome, unsettling trailers I've seen in recent memory. It starts by showing an emaciated, brutally tortured prisoner suspended by the wrists, before transitioning to a scene that initially looks a lot cheerier: some sort of celebration where people are eating, drinking, dancing... burning their prisoner alive.

Thankfully, it seems like the people with the fire did the right thing - as the burning guy's skin gives way to the flames, he drips acidic blood that spawns roots in the ground that turn into horrific, hissing flowers. Then, his back erupts like a volcano of blood that shoots into the sky. Definitely doesn't seem like a chill dude.

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Anyway, no platforms or release date plans have been revealed, but the good news is that there's definitely a new Divinity happening, and it's been described by host Geoff Keighley as "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3" and Larian's "biggest game ever." Also, it's actually just called Divinity this time, it seems.

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