Players will have the freedom to explore various locations in the shoes of one of six classes up to a certain level cap. When I’m saying being able to play through a couple of core quest lines, I’m talking about main story paths, which take easily up to 15 to 20 hours. There’s a whole bunch of sub-quests, a whole bunch of dungeon story beats that you’ll be able to explore.

…you will be able to play through a couple of, let’s call them, big quest lines that we have present in there.

Vincke also commented on the topic of how much of the core campaign in Baldur’s Gate 3 will be complete for the Steam Early Access release: The final version of the game will be “much bigger than that.” Larian founder Swen Vincke spoke with GameSpot on the RPG follow-up’s progress, saying that this first chapter will be accessible to any player that joins in when the game heads to Steam Early Access in (probably) August. However, Vincke apparently meant that the first act of this title is larger than that of the original early access release for Divinity: Original Sin 2. Update Note: In a previous version of this article, it seems we misinterpreted the words of Swen Vincke to mean that the first act of Baldur’s Gate 3 will be larger than the entirety of the completed Divinity: Original Sin 2.

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