Despite the success of Baldur's Gate 3, Larian Studios did not go any further, decisively announcing that it would not produce Baldur's Gate 4. This has made many Baldur's Gate series players worry about the resurrection of this CRPG series. However, for Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast, owners of Dungeons & Dragons, they naturally won't let go of this series that has re-bloomed "Golden Light" and hope to make a sequel to Baldur's Gate, but it's still too early.
Eugene Evans, Wizards of the Coast's senior vice president of digital strategy and licensing, said Wizards is in talks with a number of partners, and many are already developing licensed games. Wizards of the Coast hopes that the next Baldur's Gate game won't have to wait another 25 years, and that they'll take the time to find the right partner and the right product in the right way. So Wizards isn't in a hurry to decide who to work with to develop a sequel.
While Wizards of the Coast didn't want to hide Baldur's Gate for decades, Larian's Baldur's Gate 3 brings the series to life in a modern format with the addition of Larian's intriguing physics. A group of developers who love DND have created a lot of impressive characters, and now these developers will embark on a new journey, and these classic characters will continue to stay on the continent of Faerun. But when will the next adventure be?