Many will likely compare Divinity: Original Sin to Baldur’s Gate, and it is a fairly apt comparison as the best way to describe Divinity: Original Sin is as a modern-day iteration of that franchise. That is only to help with familiarity, it would not be fair to Larian Studios to just call this an updated Baldur’s Gate as it does some incredible things all on its own.
The first thing that you will notice upon playing Divinity: Original Sin is the fact that you actually create two separate characters that function as the two main characters of the game. At first I (Andrew Otton) thought that was interesting, and then I thought it was brilliant because of what Larian Studios did with the concept.
Cory at HPP writes: "Video games thrive on making the unreal displayed before our very eyes. Fantastical lands, creatures, and gadgets you could only dream of, fiction finds refuge in these digital realms. Yet, there’s a good amount of times where things that seem like another tall tale wind up actually having a grain of truth. Today, we’ll be taking a little glimpse into a little assortment of trinkets and stories from our favorite video games and finding those clever grains of truth hiding in them."
Coral Island is on track to be one of the most successful Kickstarter games of all time. It has unlocked 13/14 Stretch Goals so far, and it even looks like it will surpass successful games like Divinity: Original Sin and Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
KeenGamer: "From Borderlands 2 to Kingdom: Come Deliverance, here are the top 10 of the most fun side quests in video games. We don't have to save the world or find untold treasures. Get killed, trying to be a hero or to make life-and-death decisions. For once, let's just keep it fun!
