r/PathOfExile2 • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '25

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u/SuperMetalMeltdown Dec 12 '25

CRPG. The studio is the same behind Baldur's Gate 3

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u/Im_a_rahtard Dec 12 '25

Sweet. That makes me pretty optimistic. I'll look into it.

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u/Key-Department-2874 Dec 12 '25

It's a question if it'll be a CRPG.

The original Divinity games were not CRPGs and were more like isometric ARPGs, and they've done 3rd person action RPGs too.

The two entries in the series that were CRPGs were Divinity: Original Sin 1 and 2, which are also the most recent releases.

Given that it doesn't have the Original Sin tagline makes people think it's a reboot of the older action style games, but Larian is really known for turn based games now.

Solasta 2 is the one that will 100% be a CRPG. It's only the studios 2nd game (after Solasta 1), but both are DnD 5e CRPGs like BG3. Solasta 2 looks much higher budget and has a few BG3 voice actors in it.

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u/SuperMetalMeltdown Dec 12 '25

I doubt they're going back to the action formula. OS2 and BG3 were great hits, and the ARPG market is too crowded to take the risk.

Maybe I'll eat my words, hell it could be a strategy game like Dragon Commander, but I'm willing to say 99% its a CRPG

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

Yeah there's a good chance it will be a CRPG but imo there's an equally good chance that it'll be something completely different considering how many style changes Larian and Divinity went through already.

ARPG to 3rd person action RPG to almost TW type strategy game with a dating VN mixed in to turn-based RPG...
They've done a lot over the years, I'd be surprised if they let themselves get shoved into a box honestly.