What's Happening?
Ahead of The Game Awards, new trademarks for the Divinity franchise have been registered in Europe, sparking speculation about a potential new game. Fans speculated that Larian Studios might announce Divinity:
Original Sin 3, but Larian's director of publishing, Michael Douse, clarified that there are no current plans for a new game in the series. Instead, the trademarks may relate to a PS5 Definitive Edition of Divinity: Original Sin 2. Larian Studios, known for its successful Baldur's Gate 3, is working on a new project that is not related to Dungeons & Dragons or Baldur's Gate 4, but details remain under wraps.
Why It's Important?
The registration of new trademarks for the Divinity franchise indicates Larian Studios' ongoing interest in the series, despite the lack of immediate plans for a new installment. This development keeps the franchise in the public eye and maintains fan interest. Larian's decision to focus on a new project rather than a direct sequel to Divinity: Original Sin 2 suggests a strategic shift that could diversify its portfolio and attract a broader audience. The anticipation surrounding Larian's next project highlights the studio's growing reputation in the gaming industry, particularly following the success of Baldur's Gate 3.
What's Next?
Fans and industry analysts will be watching The Game Awards for any announcements related to the Divinity franchise or Larian's new project. The studio's next steps could include revealing more details about the PS5 Definitive Edition of Divinity: Original Sin 2 or providing insights into its upcoming game. As Larian continues to develop its new project, the gaming community will be eager to see how it builds on the success of its previous titles and what innovative elements it introduces.
