Divinity: Original Sin 2
Players who owned the original version for Windows received the remaster as a free update. In addition to the updated graphics and performance improvements, the new game had rewritten dialogue and included new areas, fights, and a new Story difficulty level which made the game's combat easier for novice players.
Divinity: Original Sin 2
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As with Divinity: Original Sin, players can play solo or with up to three others in their party.[3] Several pre-made characters with backstories are available to the player. Players are also able to create a custom character and choose their stats, race, gender, and origin story at the start of the game. Unlike in the original game, players are also given the possibility to create an undead character of one of the available races.[4] They can recruit up to three companions to assist them, although mods in the Steam Workshop exist that increase the maximum number of party companions. All companions are fully playable, and will potentially have different interactions with the environment and NPCs than does the player character. Players are able to split up and individually control their party members, leading to potentially complex battle tactics and role-playing opportunities. The game features both online and local multiplayer modes, both competitive and cooperative.[5] A skill crafting system allows players to mix and change their skills.[6] The game also features a competitive multiplayer mode wherein players are divided into two different teams battling within an arena map.[7]
The Godwoken sails to the continent of Reaper's Coast. There, they expand their Source powers. Encountering their God again, they are directed to the Well of Ascension, where they can absorb enough Source to become Divine. The Godwoken also learns that Dallis has excavated the Aeteran, an artifact able to purge Source from the entire world. Additionally, the Godwoken meets Aetera, an immortal being who claims to be a member of a race called Eternals, the original inhabitants of Rivellon. She explains that the Seven Gods were Eternals who craved power and betrayed the other Eternals, banishing them to the Void. The Seven then created the mortal races of Rivellon and maintain their own power by draining Source from them.
The game was first announced on 12 August 2015.[8] It was announced that the game would launch on Kickstarter on 26 August.[9] The game reached its $500,000 goal on Kickstarter in less than 12 hours.[10][11] Some of the stretch goals were reached before they were even announced.[12] In the end, all of the available stretch goals were met, with over 2 million dollars collected in total. Larian announced that the company decided to head to Kickstarter again because they wanted the opinions from the community when developing the game, as well as allowing them to further expand the vision they originally had for this game.[13] The game's music was composed by Borislav Slavov, who replaced former series composer, Kirill Pokrovsky, who died in 2015.[14]
The game was released for early access for Windows on 15 September 2016,[15] and was fully released on 14 September 2017.[16] Despite a power outage in Ghent, the location of Larian's development studio, on the day of launch, the game was successfully released and had a concurrent player count of 75,000 within a week, becoming one of the most played games on Steam at the time.[17][18] In addition to a free "enhanced edition" update for owners of the original game, it was also released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One by Bandai Namco Entertainment on 31 August 2018.[19][20][21] It was also released for macOS on 31 January 2019, and for the Nintendo Switch on 4 September 2019.[22][23]
Editor's note: We originally reviewed Divinity: Original Sin II in September 2017, when it received a 10/10. This review has been amended to reflect our experience with the Definitive Edition on PS4, which is (unsurprisingly) also a 10. You can find our impressions of the new content, console controls, and more at the bottom of the existing review. -- 9/5/18
Divinity: Original Sin II Definitive Edition was developed as a remaster of Divinity: Original Sin II and released on August 31, 2018. Players who owned the original on PC received the remaster as a free update. The new game is also available on PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
In addition to the updated graphics and performance improvements, the new game also rewrites much of the original dialogue and includes new areas, fights, and a new Story difficulty level that allows players to enjoy the lore more and worry about combat less. The character Beast has been rewritten with more dialogue and given a deeper, more enhanced story. The game mechanics in the sewers were also enhanced with additional traps and dangers.
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