Baldur’s Gate 3 to Continue as TV Show — Larian Keeps a Low Profile

A television adaptation will expand on the narrative established by Baldur’s Gate 3, bringing back some recognizable characters while introducing fresh ones. The studio behind the game, Larian, does not appear to be producing the series and has only had informal discussions with the show's team.

The series is intended to follow on from the events and continuity of Baldur’s Gate 3 rather than rebooting the story.
Casting will reportedly include characters from the game alongside newly created figures to broaden the screen narrative.
Larian Studios is not listed as a primary production partner; its involvement so far appears limited to conversations and brief consultations.
The showrunner reached out to Larian’s leadership, but the developer has not committed to hands-on roles such as writing or producing.

Fans should expect a TV project that builds on the game’s plotlines but may take creative liberties typical of screen adaptations, especially given the developer’s light-touch role. No release window or platform has been confirmed yet, and further details about writers, directors, or a full cast are still pending.