Yesterday, Larian Studios - developers of the frankly incredibly old-school RPG Divinity: Original Sin series – updated their website with a tease. While the tease, could at first glance, look like something regarding a third game in the Divinity: Original Sin series, people poked at the site’s code and quickly found references to another RPG series: Baldur’s Gate.
Though Divinity: Original Sin was a success, Larian Studios felt the game could be improved somewhat, and have thus been working on an Enhanced Edition. It'll be out later this week, filled with some neat changes that are detailed in this video.
Divinity: Original Sin received nothing but praise when it released last year. A sequel popped up on Kickstarter around a month ago, and met its $500,000 goal within 12 hours. Now, almost $2,000,000 has been pledged to bring the game to life!
We got a preview of the enhanced edition being made for Divinity: Original Sin. Though the original game was a huge hit with RPG fans, this new edition looks to tighten up the experience overall, and bring it to consoles in the process too.
Divinity: Original Sin is being re-released for consoles as an enhanced edition, but it brings good news for PC players too.
Larian Studios previously stated that they would not be kickstarting their future projects. They may have changed their minds.
Owners of Divinity: Original Sin can look forward to some new and free DLC. What does it consist of?
Divinity: Original Sin appears to be doing quite well for itself. The question is, how well? Swen Vincke, the founder and CEO of Larian Studios took to his blog to share his thoughts.
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