Baldur's Gate 3 is one of the most critically acclaimed RPGs of the decade, thanks in part to its healthy post-launch support. Since its initial release, the game has gained new content, game modes, and even additional story endings. But this source of content may soon dry up.

Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke has reportedly said that the team will step back from Baldur's Gate 3 after a final major update scheduled for September of this year. He only mentioned "really critical bug fixes," but at this point the game is so polished that it's doubtful any more will be needed.

This news doesn’t come as a complete surprise. Vincke has echoed this sentiment before, confirming that there will be no major expansions for Baldur’s Gate 3 and that a future Baldur’s Gate 4 won’t be developed by Larian. According to Vincke, it’s more of a passion issue than anything else, as the studio would rather develop its own original projects than be forever chained to Dungeons & Dragons. Divinity: Original Sin 3 , anyone?

That's not to say there isn't still plenty for Baldur's Gate 3 players to look forward to. Promised features like cross-play, photo mode, and improved evil endings are rolling out over the rest of the year (though it's hard to imagine how they'd get any more evil than a particularly crude Dark Urge ending that got cut from the game). Most enticing, however, is the prospect of official modding tools, which have also recently been released for both The Witcher 3 and Starfield.