New Divinity Game Teased by Unusual Statue at 2025 Game Awards

Larian Studios has officially announced a new game titled “Divinity,” showcased at The Game Awards 2025. This revelation comes following a series of intriguing teases and a trademark leak, generating significant buzz among the gaming community.
Disturbing Trailer Revealed
The trailer presented at the awards offers a dark glimpse into the game’s atmosphere. It features a medieval festival, complete with celebrations and a towering wicker man prepared for burning. However, the scene takes a grim turn when the wicker man ignites, revealing a man bound and tortured inside. As the effigy burns, a surreal transformation occurs: the man’s remains seep into the soil, triggering bizarre, screaming plants to emerge. This unsettling imagery piques interest as it sets the tone for the gameplay that fans can expect.
Historical Context of the Divinity Series
Unlike Larian’s recent successes with “Divinity: Original Sin” and “Baldur’s Gate 3,” this game marks a return to the roots of the franchise. Larian first ventured into this universe with “Divine Divinity” in 2002, followed by several sequels:
- Beyond Divinity (2004)
- Divinity 2 (2009)
- Divinity: Dragon Commander (2013)
- Divinity: Original Sin (2014)
- Divinity: Original Sin 2 (2017)
The earlier Divinity titles focused on action RPG mechanics, differing from the tactical, turn-based format of “Original Sin.” The recent success of “Baldur’s Gate 3” has positioned Larian to reconnect with its core IP.
Critical Acclaim for Larian’s Recent Works
Both “Divinity: Original Sin 2” and “Baldur’s Gate 3” have received high praise from critics and players alike. The former earned a score of 9.6/10 for its expansive design inspired by classic RPGs, while “Baldur’s Gate 3” achieved a perfect score of 10/10, recognized as a significant milestone in the CRPG genre. These accolades highlight Larian’s prowess in creating immersive role-playing experiences.
Future of Baldur’s Gate Series
Fans of the “Baldur’s Gate” franchise may wonder why Larian is not developing “Baldur’s Gate 4.” The studio has clarified that the series’ future lies in the hands of Hasbro. As new information unfolds about “Divinity,” anticipation builds for Larian’s continued evolution as a leader in RPG development.




