Baldur’s Gate 3 on Nintendo Switch 2 is Possible

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Bringing Baldur’s Gate 3 to Nintendo Switch 2 Depends on Publisher Wizards of the Coast

Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke has expressed interest in bringing Baldur’s Gate 3 to the Nintendo Switch 2, but clarified that the decision rests with the publisher, Wizards of the Coast. Vincke addressed the possibility of a Switch 2 port during a recent Q&A session about Larian’s approach to AI-generated art in their Divinity series. Vincke clarified: “We would adore bringing Baldur’s Gate 3 to the Nintendo Switch 2, but that decision isn’t ours.” He also suggested that if Baldur’s Gate 3 were to appear on the Nintendo Switch 2, another studio would likely handle the development, citing reported tensions between Larian and Wizards of the Coast. While Vincke is enthusiastic about the possibility, there is no confirmed Switch 2 version of Baldur’s Gate 3 currently in production; he indicated that its realization depends on the publisher’s willingness. These comments contrast sharply with a recent Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) where Larian Studios appeared to confirm Baldur’s Gate 3 was, in fact, coming to the Nintendo Switch 2. The validity of this statement is currently unclear given the CEO’s more recent remarks.

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