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31 March

Free VR Mode and the Divinity Engine: Enhanced Edition have landed!

In this latest update, you’ll find a prototype of our first-ever foray into virtual reality. For full details, check out our latest Kickstarter update.

We’ve also just released the editor we used to create Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition. Find out more at our editor community and get modding!

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10 March

Patch Version 2.0.113.775

Hi everyone,

We just released a new patch for Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition. Most fixes related to the storyline will work straight away when you load your savegame, though there are a few exceptions that will only be visible when you create a new game.

You can find the full list of changes below.

v2.0.113.775:

Made certain ingredients for recipes drop more often
Updated weapon stats for Bairdotr's bow
Added Tectonic Spray skillbook recipe
Added notification when failing to identify an item
Rebalanced combat at the end of the game
Tweaked mushroom combats in Dark Forest (related to poison clouds)
Protection crystals are not destructible by default
Tweaked headless zombie behavior
Tweaked Icara and Icandra script to not use healing spells on characters that have Zombie Talent
Removed 10 page limit for books
Fixed select button in character creation for classes that only take skills from one skill school
Fixed icon for Burn My Eyes scroll
Fixed issues with bottom bar not refreshing correctly
Fixed issue with active search while character is being teleported
Fixed getting stuck in dialog with Zixzax near endgame (and possibly other scenarios)
Fixed NPC behavior issues regarding exchanging items between party members and
involuntarily triggering guard response
Fixed slider for splitting items
Fixed position issues for Turn Order interface, specifically in splitscreen mode
Fixed issue with dialogs that had several possible answers
Fixed crash regarding surfaces
Fixed dialog issue regarding Bjorn and Mara escort quest
Fixed Warden chasing Hopper in Hiberheim
Fixed having dead party members that could not be resurrected
Fixed bartering issue when bartering and donating same items
Fixed several effects that were looping after combat ended
Fixed certain types of enemy wards being incorrectly aligned with players
Fixed Zixzax not opening certain rooms in Homestead
Fixed amulet being automatically equipped (Hiberheim)
Fixed certain status descriptions
Fixed henchmen changing stats on reload
Fixed crash during unloading of level
Fixed possible rare crash when using doors to load a different region
Fixed projectile orientation in certain circumstances
Fixed ‘close’ button on book interface
Fixed map markers being shown in different regions
Fixed Headless Nick giving two skillbooks

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About This Game

A complete revamp: Thousands of enhancements, full voiceovers, new game modes, full controller support, split-screen co-op, hours of new and revised story content, a brand-new ending, new weapon styles, new skills, new puzzles, new enemies, better loot, better balancing and much, much more!

New game modes for extra replay. Explorer Mode for story-focused RPG fans. Classic Mode for those who want it just right. Tactician Mode for hardcore players, featuring fully reworked encounters, different traps and new and smarter enemy types. And Honour Mode, for the tactical geniuses among you!

Pen-and-paper-like freedom. Explore many different environments, fight all kinds of fantastical creatures, and discover tons of desirable items. You will be amazed at how much freedom the games gives you.

Manipulate the environment and use skill & spell combos to overcome your many foes. Warm up ice to create water. Boil the water to create a steam cloud. Electrify the steam cloud to create a static cloud and stun your enemies!

Play with a friend in co-op multiplayer, either online or with dynamic split-screen.

Unravel a deep and epic story, set in the early days of the Divinity universe. Discuss with your party members how to handle the many decisions you'll need to make.

Classless creation lets you design the character of your choice. Endless item interaction and combinations take exploration and experimentation to new levels of freedom.

System Requirements

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Minimum:

OS: Windows 7 SP1 64-bit or Windows 8.1 64-bit or Windows 10 64-bit
Processor: Intel Core2 Duo E6600 or equivalent
Memory: 2048 MB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 11 Compatible GPU
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 10000 MB available space

Recommended:

OS: Windows 7 SP1 64-bit or Windows 8.1 64-bit or Windows 10 64-bit
Processor: Intel i5 2400 or higher
Memory: 4096 MB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 550 or ATI™ Radeon™ HD 6XXX or higher
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 10000 MB available space

Minimum:

OS: OS X 10.9.5
Processor: Intel Core2 Duo E6600 or equivalent
Memory: 2048 MB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD4000
Storage: 10000 MB available space
Additional Notes: HFS+ case sensitive partitions not supported

Recommended:

OS: OS X 10.11.1
Processor: Intel i5 2400 or higher
Memory: 8192 MB RAM
Graphics: Intel Iris Pro or discrete video card
Storage: 10000 MB available space
Additional Notes: HFS+ case sensitive partitions not supported

Minimum:

OS: Fedora 21, Ubuntu 14.04
Processor: Intel Core2 Duo E6600 or equivalent
Memory: 4096 MB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 4.x compliant video card
Storage: 10000 MB available space

Recommended:

OS: Fedora 23, Ubuntu 15.4/15.10
Processor: Intel Core i5 2400 or higher
Memory: 8192 MB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 4.x compliant video card
Storage: 10000 MB available space

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Very Positive (193 reviews) - 83% of the 193 user reviews in the last 30 days are positive.

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Very Positive (2,636 reviews) - 88% of the 2,636 user reviews for this game are positive.

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“One of the most rewarding RPGs in years”
9/10 – IGN

“PC Game of the Year 2014”
9/10 – GameSpot

“One of the deepest and most unforgettable games I've played all year”
9.5/10 – Polygon

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Posted: 8 August

I've never seen a game get so many revisions after its initial release. I mean, they redid ALL of the voice acting and added more challenging difficulty modes.

There are minor combat annoyances like characters moving when you tell them to attack even though you didn't move your mouse. The enemy barely moved because of combat animations or breathing and it was enough to not click them.

If you enjoy tactical RPGs, you'll love this.

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Posted: 7 August

Old School RPG, you cannot go wrong with every penny you invest with this game.

One legendary RPG revived with beautiful style art and man the gameplay is damn addictive.
Story - 8/10
Gameplay - 10/10 [Exploration and loot are awesome]
Music - 9/10
Try classic mode for real challange.
Happy hunting

Played on windows for a bit and it was fun so far

This game is unplayable in the Radeon open source drivers. Instead they expect me to downgrade Ubuntu so I can install the no longer supported proprietary drivers that this game depends on.

After the fourth time my cursor swung around to do something completely different than click on the thing I wanted it to do, my entire party proceeded to run themselves through a patch of burning ground, thus suiciding themselves. The last party member, I forced to walk back through the fire patch, checked how long ago my last save was, then uninstalled the game.

One cannot even be absolutely certain what one is clicking on, because just holding completely still may cause your target to change to the ground tile besides what you were trying to hit, making you walk all the way over there to stand next to an enemy instead of hitting them with your bow and arrow.

And clicking on rats is an exercise in frustration in and of itself.

A lot of this frustration could be rectified by having a "are you sure" dialog box, as is common with many turn-based combat games. This one does not.

Best game i have ever played in my life, buy it now :)

Posted: 6 August

Well... I dont entirely think that this is a BAD game so to say, but i lost interest after only about 13 hours of total gameplay :I The tutorial doesnt prepare you for the MUCH harder game ahead, so i was lured into thinking it was going to be easy. BOY WAS I WRONG! I found it really difficult to level up and get the required gear to move into the forest after the FIRST town and decided after i got OFFICIALY wrecked for a couple of hundred times , that this game wasnt for me. I would have liked to have the game, without the click based style of movement which i find very irratating indeed.

OVERALL: Its either your thing or its not, In my case its not.

Writing this review right after beating the game. It was such a blast, i can easily say it was the best C-RPG i've ever played in my whole life. It's unbelievably good considering it started as a kickstarter project. Feels more alive compared to the other C-RPGs, also has amazing story-telling. You won't believe how many ways there are to solve a quest. Also it makes you feel like you accomplished something HUGE after beating the game. Looking forward to Original Sin 2, gonna back them on kickstarter after i finish this review. Also i hope Larian comes with big projects like this in the future even after Original Sin 2.

70 hours of pain

It's a very well put together and thought out game. Turn based combat is dealt with very well and so is the exploration aspect of things. Crafting weapons and armour is absolutely useless though utility crafting is almost a must. I wish the crafgting system had been refined.

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Ziph

57 products in account

7 reviews

Posted: 16 July

I stole a fish once in the city. Went out exploring the world. Went back to the city. The guards and several civilians attack me immediately. Had to kill them all. Got minus points in reputation. All because a fish in a barrel.

Teleported an enemy off from the platform we were fighting on, my old male mage says "wheeeeeeee"

Absolutely love the game. Have not yet finished it, and will update once I do.
Personally I do not like turn-based combat, but this game made me change my mind about the whole thing.
Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced edition is definitely one of my top 5 games and I'm sure I'll play it over and over again.

Pros:
♥Decent character costumization.
♥The humor. Oh the humor. I mean, I found old smelly panties and got an achievement; Memory motel. And they give you 1+ charisma.
♥So many different ways to play the game, a lot of abilities and different combos.
♥Great soundtrack
♥Every single NPC is voice acted. Even the damn pets.
♥The story is great.
♥Does not feel repetitive.
♥Excellent graphics, incredibly beautiful.
♥The skilltrees. I spend a lot of time just figuring out where to put the ability points (which you don't earn that easily. Takes quite some time to level up), to make everything go together well.
♥When doing a puzzle, you need to figure it out yourself by any means necessary and sometimes it feels like using teleport was not the intended way to solve it, but anything you do is a legit way to do it even if it feels like you cheated the game. I love that about Divinity.
♥The crafting system.
♥Stealthing. There's nothing suspicious about a giant walking bush inside stealing things.

Cons:
♥Targeting in combat can get tricky. Have several times walked around an enemy instead of attacking him due to this, and there's no way to stop it. It's incredibly annoying cause that one hit could have changed the outcome of the fight.
♥Some things can feel dragged out. It takes much more time than it should have.
♥It's very unforgiving. You can steal things too easily by accident and suddenly you have to kill everyone around you. Just gotta hope you saved not too long ago. There should be a pop up asking "Are you sure you want to steal this while not in stealth?".

Overall it's an amazing game. I'd recommend it for the full price even tho I got it on a sale. 9.5/10

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Coryphy

48 products in account

12 reviews

Posted: 9 July

“One of the deepest and most unforgettable games I've played all year.”

Kasser

221 products in account

54 reviews

Posted: 1 August

Playing through this game in Co-Op and so far loving it.

In Summary:
- Awesome soundtrack
- Tactical turn-based battles
- Lot of care and details went in this game.
- It has challenging moments and foes. It is not an easy game. It share its level of difficulty with the other classic RPGs in the genre such as Baldur Gate (minus Diablo).
- The Quest Log is difficult to manage and the objectives are not clear.

Terly

1,356 products in account

8 reviews

Posted: 24 July

Just an excellent game. A+ in story, art and execution.

First playthrough took almost 50 hours and I didn't complete all the quests. There's no argument that you get your moneys worth - even without any sale.

Do mind that it's turnbased combat though so if you don't like that type it might not be for you.

Euphy

101 products in account

4 reviews

Posted: 20 July

Pros
+ Beautiful graphics
+ Open world which feels alive
+ Fully interactable environment
+ Interesting, nonlinear story
+ Ability to make decisions with different outcomes
+ Hilarious and clever narrative/dialogue
+ Challenging, rewarding combat
+ Lots of loot, items, and equipment to discover
+ Highly customizable character builds
+ High replayability

Cons
- Some puzzles can be frustrating (for me, at least)
- Limited character appearance options

Notes
1. Has the classic 'RPG' feel to it
2. Has online co-op
3. Does not hold your hand through quests, but has a useful journal to keep track of things

If you have any specific questions about the game, let me know!

Synik

204 products in account

41 reviews

Posted: 30 July

PROS:
Great CRPG elements
Fun gameplay
Multiple solutions to every situation

CONS:
Story gets a bit boring
Can be very challenging if not prepared for combat.
Constantly being outnumbered limits creative playstyles and forces a player into charms and summons
Frustrating combat movement/attack issues
Uninspiring one-dimensional chat system

Divinity is a great RPG. Despite having more cons, i feel like they are mostly minor issues. I'm about 50 hours into my game, taking my time and exploring, and I'm finding myself reaching a point where the store is starting to lose my interest. Around level 7 my party became mroe or less built to wipe out anything. With your party of 4 the game constantly pits you against enemies nearly double your number, so you need to use tons of CC, Charms, or summon pets to take the aggro off your team. I feel this design really limits the ability to experiment since the difficulty of the game requires a fairly optimal set up.

Aside from the story losing steam and becoming cliche, the thing that frustrates me the most by far is during combat how a misclick can move your character when you mean to attack. This is further enhanced by the targets animations moving your cursor into a position that makes you move. At times it literally felt like an FPS where I had to keep my mouse carefully positioned on smaller, more jumpy enemies, else I would risk reloading my game, something that I have done many times because of this.

Overall, I would recommend Divinity alone due to the solid RPG gameplay and mechanics, its not without its numorous faults, would definitely recommend a purchase when its on sale (I bought during Christmas).

If I feel the need I will change my review when I get to beating the game. At lvl 14 I feel as if I am more closer to the end of the game than the beginning.

Vahnar

97 products in account

1 review

one of the best new iso rpgs since the old dnd ones

rog3rwat3rs

12 products in account

Hands down one the best RPG games I've ever played!
I've played more than 30 hours and fell in love.
if you don't enjoy turn-based RPG I would still recommend playing this game!

* Great story-telling
* Excellent charecter customization
* Tactical turn base combat
* Highly interactive, reactive world
* Excellent Co-op

Buy this game now and try it! if you don't like you can just refund!

Wingthor

49 products in account

Posted: 27 July

"Divinity: Original Sin" is a very impressive game. It is also is...

... a very interactive game. You can steal, pickpocket, talk to pets... you can even throw objects around and barter with almost every NPC. If you don't find any good weapons, just build your own: the game features an extensive crafting system, that I admittedly didn't fully explore during my playthrough.

... a very open game. You spend lots of time talking, reading, searching and wandering around. There are often multiple ways to solve quests and puzzles, but there are no quest markers or anything. You have to figure stuff out yourself. Everything is explained, but you have to talk to people, read books, search for clues and come to the right conclusions. The character creation is fantastic, you can freely distribute ability and attribute points. A mage using a crossbow? No problem. Or how about a thief fighting with two handed swords? Everything is possible.

... a very unforgiving game. Obviously, getting caught stealing or pickpocketing can ruin your reputation and cause people to attack you, which can result in the entire town fighting you. The turn based combat is undeniably fun, but it can sometimes be frustrating. Make the most out of your action points; a single mistake could be the death of your party (dead party members can be resurrected, but once the two main characters are dead, the game is over). Although it can be hard (especially boss fights), every enemy can be beaten, you just have to figure out how. Elemental interactions are a key element in combat. For example, shooting a poison cloud with a fire arrow creates a massive explosion.

... not without flaws. The predictable story is a weak point of the game, as is the badly designed final boss fight. Also, combat doesn't seem quite balanced sometimes. Archers seem to be more powerful than other enemies, as they tend to shoot at least 2 elemental arrows per round.

... undeniably one of the best RPGs I know. After 84 hours my journey came to an end, leaving me hungry for more. It was actually the first game of the "Divinity" series I've played. Now I've got to play the other games of the series too, I guess! :)

Fejimush

20 products in account

Posted: 3 August

Excellent game so far.

Mild annoyance:
If the multiplayer option was slightly less restrictive it would be even better. Without a mod only two people can play at a time and your character is 'owned' by the hosting computer. If this restriction could be improved upon they would've crushed this RPG game.

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10 March

Patch Version 2.0.113.775

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