Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Definitive Edition

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Where do I begin? This game falls in the footsteps of its predecessor, which I had the amazing experience of playing through last year. When Divinity II was released, and the hype emerged, I was entirely enthralled even before I bought the game and started playing it. Then I bought the game and started playing it. I chose the "Explorer" mode, which completely fits my more casual but dedicated experience, and I couldn't have been happier. I was immersed from the first to the 60th hour, blown away over and over again by the stunning environments, careful utilization of language and characterization, and the incredibly dynamic gameplay and mechanic components. The ability to truly make decision after decision after decision that will lead to completely different results in the game's beginning, middle, and end is a remarkable feat that hasn't really been pulled off to the epic level that we see in Divinity. Perhaps only in The Witcher III did a game truly come close to having so much at stake throughout the duration of the narrative. I'm happy to say that though I probably can't play 60 hours again without feeling like I've given away my own soul (and divinity!), the 60 hours I did put into my first run-through created a completely remarkable experience that I will remember (probably) forever.

This is the first game I've played in the Divinity series, and as a newcomer it is totally awesome! I haven't played this type of game in a long time, I thought it was a action RPG like Diablo. Divinity Original Sin 2 is a turned based strategy game, like Pillars of Eternity and Bauldar's Gate. I wasn't the biggest fan of Pillars of Eternity, I thought it was way too difficult! Divinity has the right mix of challenging gameplay with multiple solutions to its puzzles. It also has the best isometeric style graphics of any game, ever. The graphics in Divinity are stunning. It's an open world so you can move the camera or zoom in and out as much as you want! The story is pretty good too , the combat is super challenging and fun, sometimes it is a bit tedious to watch the CPUs turn, but all of the animations are so well done and the music is so good it doesn't seem like a chore, my only complaint about this game is that some of the sound effects are a little loud. I play with 2 huntsmen characters and a rogue and a tank, and man the combat is also addictive! I've played this game for over 120 hours and I think I'm on the 3rd chapter. As I mentioned, the music in this game is amazing, the adventurous tunes will make this feel like a true quest. Divinity Original Sin 2 is one of the best cRPGs ever made!

This RPG is hands down the best I have played in a long time. Your choices throughout the game affect the outcome later on, and the consequences of your actions really come into play. The origin characters are fleshed out and all have brilliant voice actors and riveting stories to share. Combat is strategic and, at times, unforgiving - make the wrong move during your turn and it could be a full party wipe! Careful planning and tactile are required. Act I and II move rather slowly, but for good reason. You're meant to explore the vast world Larian Studios have masterfully crafted, and the secrets each area has to offer. My only real gripe with the game is that I went into the game completely blind, and this led me to making a lot of mistakes in Act I and II that affected the story and my character's attributes. But I wouldn't have it any other way; discovering this game spoiler free was amazing, and I wish I could go back and play it again for the first time, and rediscover the magic of Rivellon. Truly a wonderful game, and for less than the usual $60 retail price.