12-12-2025, 09:44 PM
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/larian-reveals-its-divinity-its-biggest-game-ever-even-larger-than-baldurs-gate-3/
Why is this still a selling point in 2025?
I don't want bigger games, I want better games. Especially in open world games, bigger usually means more empty space with nothing to do. Give me better experiences in the existing space.
Quote:After a mysterious desert statue and trademark-filing snafu, Larian has officially unveiled its next game after Baldur's Gate 3 at The Game Awards. Larian is returning to its home-grown fantasy series with a new entry simply titled Divinity. We do not yet have gameplay or a release window, but Geoff Keighley described it as Larian's "biggest game ever," and "even larger than Baldur's Gate 3."
Why is this still a selling point in 2025?
I don't want bigger games, I want better games. Especially in open world games, bigger usually means more empty space with nothing to do. Give me better experiences in the existing space.
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