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10 Reasons Why Divinity: Original Sin Deserves My Money

Within the first five minutes of my play session with the alpha version of Divinity: Original Sin, I killed Larian Studios’ Swen Vincke. “So I see you are readying a fireball spell,” he said, and I shot him. I’m counting that as the first of 10 reasons why the Kickstarter prequel to the Divine Divinity role-playing game series deserves my cash — being able to set fire to the founder and CEO of the studio making the game. Everyone mark that down.


PC Dev Offering $5,000 Reward To Anyone Who Finds Their Stolen, Unreleased Games

PC developer Larian is not having a great time at the Gamescom trade show in Germany this week. The dev sent us a note to share that two PCs were stolen from their booth at the show. On those PCs were early copies of their upcoming games Dragon Commander and Divinity: Original Sin. Not good!


Divinity: Original Sin Turns Singleplayer Killfest Into Group Combat

Larian Studios’ Divinity franchise has had an uneven past. The first game, Divine Divinity, was very good, but others have been more mixed.


Take To The Skies And The Shadows To Rule The World In Dragon Commander

I’ve mentioned before that I have a soft spot for Larian’s Divinity franchise, dating back to 2003. The games have never been flawless, but with only one glaring exception, they have been fun. So in a way, I had my fingers crossed, hoping for the best, when I went to Larian’s demo room at E3 last week.


The Divinity Series Isn’t Always Divine, But I Still Love It Anyway

When Larian announced its new Divinity game yesterday, I felt an emotion for which I know no word. It was the sensation that combines unhinged fannish glee with abject terror and worry.


The Divinity Series Returns To Original Sin Early Next Year

European developer Larian Studios has announced the fourth game in its Divinity franchise, Divinity: Original Sin.


Divinity II’s Trailer Ain’t Exactly Divine… But There Are Dragons

Dragons will sell me almost anything — video games, clothing, you name it. I’ve got to say, though, I didn’t think I’d extend that to letter openers until I saw this.


Divinity II: Ego Draconis Impressions: Morality Is For Lesser Mortals

In Divinity II, you are a freaking dragon at least half the time. Why should you care about petty mortal concerns like good and evil?


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