"I think it's safe to say that Larian Studios turn-based RPG "Divinity: Original Sin 2" will go down as one of the best RPG's in history, because the game just happens to be that darn good" - Jack Davis, TGG.
The Dungeons and Dragons genre has seen a big wave of evolution through these 3 titles that defined the genre's success and direction.
Jack writes: "The Spring Sale is currently taking place, spanning from March 14th until March 21st. Some of the most popular games on the market are having their price slashed and we’ve hand-picked a few."
These kinds of lists are often terrible for me, mainly because I either already have the games, or I'm just not interested in some of them. Great for people new to PC games or people who haven't kept up with game releases.
Daily Video Game writes: "Today, Xbox Store has just kicked off two new digital sales titled "ID@Xbox RPG Sale" and "Countdown Add-On Sale" that offer big discounts on plenty of role-playing games, add-ons, and season passes for Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One gamers right now!"
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“will go down as one of the best RPG's in history”
9/10? That is extremely high praise considering the company you are putting DOS2 with. The score doesn’t match though.
@Razzer "Maybe this is just because of how different scales translate, but there have been a ton of 9/10 RPGs over the years. Few of them deserve accolades as among the best “in history”. But I’m probably being nitpicky."
- Yes, so I guess that would mean 95% really. Well, my youngest brother just said the same thing about the game, and I trust him (both of us love RPG's). Furthermore, D:OS2 has an average grade of +92% via gamerankings.com ;)
It was nice, fun game. But personally, I played it through once and didn't have the urge to go for another try. I finished games like Dragon Age Origins 3 times, The Witcher 3 four times, Oblivion twice, Skyrim twice, Mass Effect 1 twice, Torchlight 2 twice, etc. I don't know exactly what it is about DOS2. Perhaps I'm a bit turned off by the turn-based aspect. Or maybe it was something else. But all in all, I enjoyed the one-time experience and that's good enough for me.