Divinity II: Developer's Cut

8/10 Very fun to play with a lot of ways to customize your character, easy to recommend to any RPG fan. I really like Larian's approach to the game world, rather than making bigger maps for the sake of it, they prefer making smaller maps that still feel big due to the amount of content in them. Dragon combat is all…

A light Adventure with many fun Quirks, insane difficulty Spikes, Looot everything, Steal everything and become a Dragon knight... if you enjoy RPGs and Some thing similar to Fable...its for you, Mechanics and way Around the world takes a few hours to get into and leveling up is as easy as Releasing three Pigs.

This is an older, very simple action RPG. Combat as a mage was more engaging than I expected since your character is pretty nimble and can do backflips while shooting magic arrows, but the combat does lose interest over time since it eventually just settles into repeating the exact same moves. Enemy variety is poor…

This is one of those older RPGs that feels a little rough around the edges, but has way more charm than a lot of cleaner, safer games. It starts pretty simple, then slowly turns into a full power fantasy where you go from struggling with basic enemies to becoming a Dragon Knight with your own tower, servants, skills…

Typical Larian, not the best writing/plot but lots of silly humour and interesting side quests, rather stiff combat that gets boring pretty quickly (played as archer), plenty of loot (as you would expect most of it not really useful), skill tree not particulary impressive but despite all of this I rather enjoyed it,…

I loved this back when it came out, and it still has good humor, but from my replay in 2026 I concluded that it's aged horribly. The graphics are meh, the gameplay is repetitive and controls are terribly unresponsive, the missions are confusing with no guidance on where to go or how to progress, and the difficulty c…