Divinity: Original Sin Review

By Anthony LaBella

Not playing this game would be the real original sin (I'm sorry).

When I think back on my first few days with Divinity: Original Sin, the first word that comes to mind is "daunting." I don't mean it in a negative sense, but rather as a description of its initial impression. It provides players with hours upon hours of content in…

  • Challenging and tense turn-based combat
  • May feel too challenging for some players
  • Ridiculous amount of content
  • Encourages player choice/freedom
  • One of the year's best soundtracks
  • Detailed world
  • Clunky inventory system
  • Quests don't give much direction
  • Co-operative multiplayer

9

Anthony LaBella
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