It was announced at E3 2019, but Baldur’s Gate III has been available in Early Access on PC via Steam and Stadia since October 6. In this case, it is Larian, to whom we owe the Divinity series, and no longer BioWare, who is in charge of the development but this has not prevented that the fans of the series, and more generally of classic RPG, to look forward to the game. Even though Baldur’s Gate III is not yet complete, it managed to sell over a million copies in the week of its Early Access release.
There is a long way to go until we can have access to the final version of Baldur's Gate III, but Larian regularly launches new updates for the game, showing that they are working hard to finish it. They have already released three main ones to date, and it seems that the fourth one is on the way. In a post on Steam, they even said it would be the biggest released so far. But that's not all, they also announced a new edition of the Panel from Hell livestream, which will take place on February 17 at 7:00 p.m. CET, during which they will give more details on the content of the upcoming patch.
Following the success of last year’s live streamed event, the Panel from Hell is making its chaotic return. Featuring Principal Rules Designer of Dungeons & Dragons Jeremy Crawford, Creative Director Swen Vincke and guests Nick Pechenin, David Walgrave and more, next week’s stream promises to reveal a heaving assembly of news and updates for Baldur’s Gate 3 – including the biggest patch note ever forged in the fiery pits of Larian.
Larian has also clarified that, as it happened when the previous patch was released, the Baldur's Gate III saves will not be compatible with patch 4, but they have published a tutorial that explains how to continue playing on patch 3 and keep tour old save. You can check it out here.
The Panel from Hell will be available on the usual platforms, namely YouTube, Twitch, and Steam. Of course, to find Baldur's Gate III at the best price, all you need to do is visiting our comparator anytime.
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