Larian Studios Announces New Entry in the Divinity Series

Larian Studios has officially announced a new role-playing game titled *Divinity*, marking the next installment in its acclaimed Divinity series. This announcement was made during The Game Awards 2025, where Larian's founder, Swen Vincke, emphasized that this game represents a culmination of the studio's efforts to create a title with "more breadth, depth, and intimacy than anything we've created before." The announcement follows the studio's success with *Baldur's Gate 3*, which won Game of the Year at the previous awards ceremony.

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3

The reveal was preceded by speculation surrounding a mysterious statue in the Mojave Desert, shared by The Game Awards creator Geoff Keighley. Initially thought to promote various other games, the statue's design closely resembled a recently trademarked Divinity logo, leading to the connection with Larian. The statue served as a promotional tool for the new game, generating excitement and curiosity among fans.

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3

Fans are already theorizing about the game's narrative, particularly regarding a character depicted in the reveal trailer, who is believed to be Lucian, a significant figure in the Divinity lore. Lucian, once revered as "Divine," has a complex history involving themes of power, betrayal, and redemption. Speculation suggests that the game may explore events occurring after the previous titles or potentially delve into earlier timelines, although Larian has not confirmed these theories.

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Swen Vincke has articulated Larian's intention to move beyond sequels, stating, "After six years in [Dungeons & Dragons setting] Forgotten Realms and much discussion and rumination, we've decided to seize this opportunity to develop our own IPs." This statement reflects the studio's commitment to innovation and creativity within its established franchises.

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3

While Larian has not provided a release window for *Divinity*, the announcement has generated significant anticipation among fans of the series. The studio's previous titles have set high expectations, and the new game is expected to build on the rich lore and gameplay mechanics that have defined the franchise.

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3

As the gaming community awaits further details, there are varying opinions on the timeline and narrative direction of *Divinity*. Some fans believe the game will take place after the events of *Divinity: Original Sin II*, while others suggest it may serve as a prequel. The lack of concrete information from Larian leaves room for speculation and debate.

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3

• "This is the Divinity we've always wanted to make and you're going to have loads of fun with it." — Swen Vincke, Founder of Larian Studios

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3

• "After six years in [Dungeons & Dragons setting] Forgotten Realms... we've decided to seize this opportunity to develop our own IPs." — Swen Vincke, Founder of Larian Studios

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3

The announcement of *Divinity* marks a significant moment for Larian Studios as it embarks on a new journey within its beloved franchise, promising to deliver an experience that resonates with both new and returning players.

The Game Awards statue was for Larian's new game, Divinity, a new RPG that's "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3