Like the story of Zelda: breath of life is the feast of the beasts made for the game world, Baldur's Gate 3 is, and probably has inspired many crpgs. The freedom gives the player the ability to record encounters that are almost unparalleled, and you can see Baldur's Gate soon. Maybe with a better name, of course.
There's no doubt that developers across the industry have looked to the game as inspiration for their next project, whether it's world building, character arcs, or even just combat. Even a big studio like CD projekt red admits its inspiration, even CO-CEO Michał said the witch 4 and the Cyberpunk 2077 Sequel will stick to the original approach.
CDPR will stick to its own style for future games
“There's a lot of inspiration from what Baldur's Gate 3 did, but I think it's still sticking to what was in The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk,” said NowKowki in an interview with PC Gamer. But we don't just want to make another game, with better graphics. We want to innovate. “
Although we haven't seen much besides a trailer and an engine that doesn't make sense and 5 technical ads for the Witcher 4, now the studio won't adapt them and didn't see the success of Baldur 3. “That's the kind of game they can make. But there's a lot of things with the way they can interact with the world and that has been, for sure, an inspiration to us.”
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The Witcher 3 is one of the best action-RPGs ever made, and Cyberpunk 2077 later became a favorite after fixing all its problems and launching the Phantom Liberty DLC. The old one also got a few hits like commander and giant, but now announced that the studio is rebuilding itself with a big title again.
“We have made the decision that the home team's decision must be to focus on the Pillar Key game and not to do spirofox … it may change, but for now, we don't have to go for it.”
