There was a brief surge of excitement a couple days ago when Larian Studios temporarily changed its handle [[link]] on X from @ to @divinity. This was a big deal (or at least it appeared to be) because prior to hitting the big big time with , Larian was known as the studio behind the very long-running Divinity series of mostly-RPGs—and the name change had an awful lot of fans thinking that maybe the studio was going back to its roots for its next big game.
Larian has [[link]] made a , but what it's doing next remains a mystery: The studio apparently now has on the go, both of them big, but beyond that it's steadfastly refused to say anything more. A new Divinity game certainly seems like a possibility— was in many ways Larian's breakthrough game, and was an even bigger success (and claimed our for 2017, which isn't nothing).
You will note that Douse doesn't explicitly state that Larian is not working on a new Divinity game, so the speculation can continue unabated if you're really into it. Personally, I think it's a good bet: Larian's been around for nearly 30 years and apart from a couple diversions into niche European educational games, Baldur's Gate 3 is the first non-Divinity title it's put out since 1997. That's serious commitment, and frankly I think it'd be more surprising if Larian didn't go back to that well, especially now that it's firmly established itself as a "we can do whatever the hell we want" kind of game studio.
In a separate , Douse even held the door open to such a thing, writing that it's "too early to tell" what Larian's up to but that it has "many pots on the stove. We'll see where the cooking takes us and when."
"When" is a very big part of that statement. There's no official time frame in place for the reveal of
Larian's next game but Vincke said in April that he hopes the studio will have .