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Baldur’s Gate 3 <\/em>is the best Dungeons & Dragons video game of all time, and anyone trying to argue otherwise has a tall order on their hands. It embodies everything D&D stands for: freedom and player choice, a branching narrative, and skill checks represented by so, so many dice rolls.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n One aspect of Larian Studios’ masterpiece that players love most is its romance options. However, despite the fact Warlock <\/em>is another AAA D&D game in the works, it won’t be following suit. Sorry, horny folks on the internet: that means you can’t watch Kaatri and Tasha get it on.<\/p>\n In an interview at Gamescom 2026, Dominic Guay, studio head at Invoke Studios, told Polygon that “romancing is out of the question for now in her life,” because “she has a quest that she’s really dead set on.” While it’s still an open-world game, Warlock <\/em>is much narrower in terms of player choice than Baldur’s Gate 3<\/em>, so there’s just one core story to experience.<\/p>\n “She will meet other characters, not just monsters,” Guay continued. “She’ll kind of have a found family.” He highlighted Skev, an imp who accompanies Kaatri throughout her journey, as an example: “There’s going to be a growing relationship there, but she’s also going to meet other characters, but there’s no actual romancing options within those relationships.”<\/p>\n