Alright co-op fantasy RPG enthusiasts, Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition lands on PS4 and Xbox One today. No longer shall it be kept shackled to the mysterious (and sometimes rage-inspiring) realm of the personal computer! You and your buddy can now team up and dive into the rich and incredibly rewarding world of Divinity while wielding controllers.
Let's not mince words here: we really liked Divinity: Original Sin. The whole Co-Opticrew was pretty pumped about getting a new version on current gen consoles. Maybe somebody out there is afraid of building their own hulking monolithic computer, and opts for a PS4 or an Xbox One instead. Of course, the PC's version was heavily dependent on the classic RPG standby of the Mouse and Keyboard combo. If Larian studios intended to bring Divinity to consoles, they'd have to map their controls to an actual controller.
While the final hours of the sequel's Kickstarter campaign are approaching, we're less than a month away from the release of the console version of Divinity: Original Sin. In anticipation of its release, a new trailer that shows off some of the enhancements, including dynamic split-screen, has been unleashed upon the world. I wa...
Divinity: Original Sin is getting a sequel everyone! Well, it will if you fund it. Which you will, right? I mean, after all, you all voted for it as the Best Indie Co-Op Game of 2014. That's what I thought. So go ahead and get your financials squared away so that you're all prepared to start throwing money at your computer screen next Wednesday, August 26.
Western RPG fans, rejoice! The critically acclaimed RPG (and runner-up of Co-optimus' Indie Game of the Year Award), Divinity: Original Sin, is ever closer to arriving on your console of choice. That's right, the very console that your significant other uses to endlessly browse Netflix can now be utilized for open-world exploration and slick tactics battles.
Players of the original releases of Original Sin will now get the chance to play it with all new additions and revamped features in Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition! As an upcoming current generation version, we are happy to confirm that a couch co-op will be included!
Looking at screens for Divinity: Original Sin, it's hard to tell Larian Studios employs a meager 40 people. The successfully Kickstarted game has gone on to receive high critical acclaim and also sell over 500,000 copies, which probably makes those 40 folks pretty excited. But Larian isn't content merely to feast on their accomplishments, and have already pushed out content for Original Sin with "the Bear and the Burglar" for free.
By now you've read our co-op review for Divinity: Original Sin... What?! You haven't?! Well, fine, then sit yourself down for the televisual feast that is our co-op video review!
The impact of Gary Gygax’s and Dave Arneson’s brainchild on the world of RPGs can be felt even today. Larian Studios’ latest, Divinity: Original Sin, owes more than just a few nods to its predecessors, yet it steps out from their shadows to establish itself as one of the finest CRPGs in some time....
It's a surprisingly busy week for early July with a handful of co-op games coming out. It's a good way for you to escape the summer heat, by staying indoors and cooling off with some couch co-op games. It's almost as refreshing as the pool, and likely, less wet too!
Another delay has hit Divinity: Original Sin, but this time by only 10 days. Previously set for release on June 20, the game will now release June 30 on PC. Larian Studios announced this week that the co-op fantasy RPG title needs a few finishing touches to polish the experience, while also allowing extra time to record better voice-overs...
It's been a year since the Divinity: Original Sin Kickstarter ended with over a million dollars. This homage to the top-down RPGs of old is finally ready to make a (full) debut to the world. The official release date for Divinity: Original Sin is June 20th, coming in at $39.99. The game has been on Steam's Early Access for a while, where you can still pick it up immediately if you're desperate to play it.
