Baldur’s Gate 3 devs reveal plan for cross-platform mod support
Larian Studios has announced it intends to implement official mod support for Baldur’s Gate 3 that works across platforms.
Baldur’s Gate 3is getting official cross-platform mod support this year.
Since launch, mods have been an important part of Baldur’s Gate 3. There areplenty of modsfor the game that allow players toexpand their party, reach higher levels, or simply get new cosmetic options.
Now, developer Larian Studios has announced plans to actively support the modding community in a way that will even let players on consoles get in on the fun.

Baldur’s Gate 3 official mod support coming this year
The announcement was made in a Discord postsharedby Reddit user LeastLeopard155. Here, the devs revealed official mod support has been in the works “for a while” and the intention is “establishing a pipeline that lets mod authors release their mods across different platforms.”
“Together with the platform holders, we are working on making this a reality, and are forming a team to support mod curation,” they announced.

Larian Director of PublishingMichael Douse confirmedthe plan and said mod support will launch “later in year.”
We generally don’t talk about things til they’re ready, but as you may have read, we’re making an exception. We’ve been working on a robust, cross-platform plan for mod support to be released later in year. We love our modding community and we want to support them. It’s coming.https://t.co/54GsxNshlQ

Initial reception to the announcement has been overwhelmingly positive, with many thrilled to hear even console players will be able to use mods.
“Larian once again proving you’re getting your moneys worth,” saidone Reddit user.

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No release date or window has been announced, though players can expect “the initial stages of modding support in our next big patch, which is still several months away.”