Divinity: Original Sin Heading to PS4, Xbox One

By Anthony LaBella

Divinity: Original Sin was one of the best PC games of 2014, and now the fantasy RPG is heading to consoles. The Enhanced Edition comes out later this year for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Developer Larian Studios made the announcement this morning, detailing all of the new content in the Enhanced Edition. It will include an entirely reworked narrative with a new ending, fully voiced characters, new quests, local co-op, and plenty of other additions.

Owners of the PC version don't need to worry. They will receive the Enhanced Edition as a free update at the same time as the console version's release. You have to love that kind of support from developers.

I'm curious to see how Larian Studios handles inventory management on a controller, but it's good to know more people will get to experience Divinity: Original Sin. Let's just say I enjoyed it a lot, as detailed in my review.

Anthony LaBella
Anthony LaBella

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