So far, I’ve been able to hold myself back from diving headfirst into Baldur’s Gate 3 again by reminding myself that I have too many other games to finish. I can’t justify spending over 100 hours on something I’ve already finished that also launched last year.

One of Baldur’s Gate 3’s upcoming subclasses was a bit of a let-down in Dungeons and Dragons, but I’m hopeful that it can be fixed.

Baldur's Gate 3's Patch 8 is coming with a photo mode, cross-play, and 12 new subclasses. If you thought you were done with the ambitious RPG, think again.

M ore than a year into its release, Larian Studios continues to improve its magnum opus, Baldur's Gate 3. Heading into 2025, the developer has revealed all the new features coming

Patch 8, due out in 2025, adds crossplay, photo mode, and 12 new subclasses to the hugely successful role-playing game. In a blog post, Larian said Patch 8 is the game’s last major update, with the developer moving on to brand new games away from the Dungeons & Dragons universe.

One of the most popular subclasses among Warlocks is the Hexblade, which was initially left out of Baldur's Gate 3 but will be officially added with Patch 8 of the game. Along with the ability to create magical weapons, this option will also allow players to curse enemies, forcing souls to obey commands.

Patch 8 for Baldur's Gate 3 includes cross-play, photo mode, and 12 new sub-classes to enhance gameplay. Stress testing aims to prevent post-patch hotfixes, with cross-play being the final feature added due to technical complexities.

In its next and last major update to the game, Larian Studios will bring cross-play, 12 new subclasses and a photo mode to 'Baldur's Gate III' next year.