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Larian Studios announces delay for Baldur’s Gate 3 Console Physical Edition

Larian Studios has announced a delay in shipping Baldur’s Gate 3 physical edition for consoles, despite the PC version smoothly sailing. However, the Deluxe Edition has hit a roadblock in its arrival on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S platforms, with production issues as the culprit.

The studio took to X to break the news, stating that while the PC Deluxe Editions are already on their way to players. Those looking forward to the console versions will have to wait a bit longer, with shipping expected to happen sometime between April and May.

PC Deluxe Edition are now shipping, with console editions expected to begin shipping between April and May.

We wanted to get the console versions into the hands of players earlier, however, production issues have meant that shipping dates have been pushed back slightly.

Those waiting for their Xbox version will now receive 4 physical discs, rather than the 3 originally planned, so that we can provide the full game as a physical copy.

(Yes, it is that big).

While we don’t expect any further delays, we will continue to keep you updated on when console versions are ready.

To find out when your pre-order will ship, please keep an eye on your emails!

The physical Deluxe Edition of Baldur’s Gate 3, announced back in November, comes with a hefty price tag of $79.99 / €79.99 and is loaded with both physical and digital goodies.

In their announcement, Larian Studios expressed a keen disappointment over the delay. Nevertheless, they remain transparent with their community. You can find the announcement below.

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