Divinity II: Developer's Cut

I wish I played this instead of Skyrim

Fun action RPG with easy-to-learn mechanics

i mean its janky as 2010 games go, but it has its charm, wish we get a 3rd game tho, Larian cant finish their trilogies, but they can for others eg. Baldurs Gate 3 lol

Truly I tell you.
One of mine first rpg as child overall.
Sit around mother and watch how she played this masterpiece, sometimes played with her.
Remember the first time launching myself, seeing that beauty of Commander Rhode and instantly had a crush
Remember being scared of those scary head ghosts. When I first played I was 6, and now I'm 21.
I found this game on steam 4 years ago, ofc buy it and replayed once again fully grown. Still had a crush on Rhode ha ha. Anyway, was hoping Larian went great after watching these developer's cut messages, movies, troubles. It went great as I see with Baldur's Gate and other chapters of Divinity so it's pleasant to see all ended well. Sad that you leaved thIs type of gameplay. This game is underrated but pretty cool.
Thanks, Larian for this memories and overall this forgotten masterpiece.

classic

Tried several times to get into this, but its just not my thing.

I have really mixed feelings about this one... It is so clunky, but the quality of writing is so superb, that it overcomes the downsides easily. Recommended for sure.

A forgotten and underrated game made by
Larian Studios back before all this new crap meant for the modern audience!
Divinity 2: Developers Cut is a huge open world rpg.

Th game-play is top notch and you can tell it was done with dedication!

difficult and different but fun

Need more dragon games, shame they didnt use the mechanic more

Gothic meets Jade Empire and Magic Carpet.

A nice little game (even if the questing can be tedious and the way to progress in the mainquest cryptic). Get it on a discount.

a very good rpg game

Stuttering, lagging, fps issues, crashes, technical hell, community mods improve but do not fix anything, waste of time and money, stay away! - played it back in the day on crt monitor and windows xp/7 it was working fine and it was a good game, sadly it does not work on modern operating system, components and 43 inch 4k monitor

Grow up playing this game. Love the story and its open world. Turning into a dragon and destroying enemies has the best fantasy.

A Hidden Gem of RPG Goodness - Divinity II: Developer's Cut Delivers a Fantastic Experience

Divinity II: Developer's Cut is a delightful surprise, a truly enjoyable RPG experience that deserves more recognition. It's a game that blends classic RPG elements with unique twists, creating a memorable adventure that's both engaging and rewarding.

One of the game's standout features is its dragon transformation mechanic. Flying through the skies as a powerful dragon is incredibly satisfying, and it adds a whole new dimension to exploration and combat. The ability to switch between human and dragon forms allows for a variety of gameplay styles, and it keeps things fresh and exciting.

The world of Rivellon is beautifully crafted, with diverse environments and a rich lore that's waiting to be discovered. The quests are well-written and engaging, often offering multiple solutions and meaningful choices that impact the story. The characters are memorable and well-voiced, and their interactions add depth and humor to the narrative.

The combat system is solid, offering a mix of melee, ranged, and magic abilities. The skill tree is robust, allowing for a high degree of customization and character development. The loot system is also satisfying, with plenty of unique items and equipment to find.

The Developer's Cut adds a wealth of improvements and enhancements, including a reworked ending, enhanced graphics, and improved performance. It's clear that the developers put a lot of care into refining the game and addressing player feedback.

Pros:

Unique dragon transformation mechanic.
Engaging story and well-written quests.
Memorable characters and excellent voice acting.
Solid combat system and robust skill tree.
Beautifully crafted world with rich lore.
Developer's Cut adds significant improvements and enhancements.
Great sense of humor.

Cons:

Some minor graphical quirks.
Can be a bit challenging at times.

Overall:

Divinity II: Developer's Cut is a hidden gem of an RPG that deserves to be played. It offers a unique and engaging experience that's sure to please fans of the genre. With its compelling story, memorable characters, and satisfying gameplay, Divinity II: Developer's Cut is a fantastic addition to any RPG fan's library. It's a testament to the creativity and passion of the developers, and it's a game that will leave you with a smile on your face.

👍👎

A one word summary would be "Frustrating".

This really is a curiosity game of Larian's developmental history. It's a third person action RPG with plenty of jank (and the trawling of the internet to find the patch to remove the microstutter is essential). You, a dragon hunter, are bewstowed a power to become a dragon to take on some great evil (called Damian - couldn't make it up!). Too cliched in places, the autosave is atrocious and some of the fights are ridiculously unbalanced if you manage to fudge your build. A lot of this game is spent hacking away at an army and then retreating to a safe place waiting for your mana and hitpoints to creep back up so you can re-enter the fray. Some of the 'puzzles' are downright silly and the dialogue / tone of the game can be 'off' thanks to some 'humour'. Then there's the cardinal sin.

Invisible walls. And they are aplenty. Morph into a dragon and then inexplicably get stuck.

This is one of those games that I continuously fail to finish, pick it up again over a year later, start over and then realise why I lost interest in it in the first place. It's not a must-play by any means but it can be fun. Pick it up on sale, don't expect any polish and you'll probably be fine with it.

Please make sure to install the Div2Patch from BlanknameES on Github, it addresses many of the games technical issues on modern systems (framerate, crashes, resolutions, keybindings, bugfixes, ...).

I played through the game with the included DLC in about 40 hours and overall it was a enjoyable experience, there's quite a lot of weird things going on in a playthrough, due to it's age and financially constrained development cycle. But if you enjoy to revisit older games, and deal with their shenanigans, then this might be something for you.

I would really love if they would build a worthy successor based on this amazing concept with their modern tech and creative freedoms <3

the Larian charm is in this game too

I beat this game 4 times on the xbox 360 and years later came back to do it again. Get Div2patcher though, it'll completely remove stutter from having more than 30fps, and it'll make the game smooth as butter.

One of the greats Great Dev Team at the time and great franchise. from game to game the Easter eggs and humor are consistent.

I had very low expectations from this game but it managed to surprise me a lot. It is a very good action RPG, A good store and lore, the combat is fun the graphics are a bit old for 2024 but it's worth overlooking that. Very few minor bugs and to be honest I don't understand why some people complain about the ending...

Anyway I recommend this game to all action RPG fans especially if you are a divinity series fab

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This is the poster child for eurojank but it's still fun.

classic

Divinity 2 is at the first glance a nice game. Deeper into the game, especially in the late game, things become quite monotonous. Also there are some riddles without any real hint as how to solve them. Storywise things don't really make sense later and the ending sucks in my opinion, it doesn't feel fulfilling.

It's a good little 3rd person RPG in the vain of stuff like Two Worlds and Gothic. It's really cool to see what Larian was cooking up before they became a household name, and while it's obviously not as polished as the Original Sin games, it's good fun.

it's better than skyrim - nuff said

Highly underrated game
Not easy, Not dark souls and No quest markers
the skill tree is not bad, I enjoy the freedom to be a generalist

the no quest marker thing sounds dumb if you haven't had it before
but the map is constructed in a way that guides you through important quests
and most exploration will result in finding parts to other quests

mind read everyone important or suspicious
if your not confident or play aggressive af, spec into the ghost summon
he deals damage to enemies + heals you
and enjoy your dragon form, its not bad

Great game, i have played through it multiple times now

Cant even really play the game because there is so much stuttering that it actually is hurting my eyes and the only "solutions" for amd gpu's are to make it half as bad which is still atrocious stuttering

underwhelming

Larian please give for this game profile items and frames in steam, in the style of the game inventory!

Is it old? Yes.
Is it cool af? Yes.
Am I sad because I learned that Larian had to cut the multiplayer aspect out and I'll never get to play as a dragon with a friend? Absolutely.
but D R A G O N

I adored this third installment in Rivellon aka Divinity Series a LOT, but keep in mind that I'm a sucker for an action/adventure game AND I was also playing it over a decade after its release in quick succession to the previous two games set in this universe. I also also was almost exclusively a console gamer growing up, and this game ended up being a delightful reminder of those days.
also D R A G O N
it's worth the journey you take to get there.






dragon

You can see its age when you play, but honestly it is a lot of fun.

Divinity II never got the attention that it deverses, probably because it was released only shortly after Skyrim. In my opinion, Divinity II is one of the best action-RPG games in a fantasy setting ever made -- and best of all: you get to play as a dragon, fly around and spit fireballs in an air-superiority manner!

However, the game has one major downside and this is also the main reason why I have never attempted to replay this game a second time: this game has the worst ending in gaming history -- it is so bad that I remember Alt-F4-ing the game during the ending credits and immediately uninstalling it afterwards, because I was so frustrated and angry.

Just be prepared for the definition of a worst-possible ending and you have a really good chance enjoy this quite awesome game.

This video game is an old game, I'm replaying it and I gonna mention that with this patch: https://github.com/BlanknameES/Div2Patch/releases/tag/v0.97 the game wins good corrections because frametime and fluid feeling start to be real in my old monitor with static refresh rate. The game definitely is an action RPG videogame where playing as an hero or as a dragon, but as hero even this strong poing it can be deep fun, at the same time it can take lot of time, the game it isn't completed as others games, where as much you complete the game you see where devs were out of money and they had to end it hurry, still the game can be a dragon, hero experience where to fight as female or male criature, person and the way you can fight as archer, as a swordsman, magician or even as monk who invoke criature to fight for him or her. So yeah. I don't know why you keep reading, buy this beauty! It's a fun game. If you remember is an old game. ^^

Traitors larian studios who spat on my real-time & real-time-with-pause childhood. 0/10. Larian, go f yourself with your turn-based trash that destroyed a sequel.

dragon transformation is cool

had some hard times with it and wanted to quit many times. but the next day I came back and you can be a dragon. still a 10/10

Honestly one of the best RPG's I've ever played

I've had this game in my Steam library for a long time, but it didn't work on newer hardware.
Now, with the community patch, I can finally play it. And what can I say?
The game is fantastic! Highly recommended!

This game rules, just install some fixes. Embryo jank at it's best in a DnD setting

what an ending!

I really enjoy this game! Yes, the gameplay isn't so smooth; you're mostly forced to pick the ranger class, while the mage and fighter classes are more for difficulty-seeking masochists. Some aspects of battle feel overpowered - looking at backflipping - while others feel a little janky - hardly anything causes enemies to stagger back or stop their attack, so they can just whale on you constantly while you're whaling on them. Some quest items aren't always clear what their purpose is, and I've resorted to using the wiki a fair bit. But if you can live with that, you have a great game, fantastic story, and awesome dragon-transforming to look forward to! The voice lines and wittiness is great, there's a lot of characterization you can dig into, and I really enjoy the music. The graphics are good for their time; a nostalgia hit now. It's clear a lot of love went into this game, and it's truly one for the books.

Great RPG from Larian, great writing, good gameplay, exploring is rewarded, engaging sidequests and story. I wish they'd come back to 3rd person games because this is just underrated. Highly recommended
PS: If the game runs poorly you can get a mod that fixes 99.99% of the issues.

It's great. And it's great in beeing great. So that makes it really great, I guess.

Don't mind me, just slotting this one in as one of my favourite "I can't believe I missed playing this for so long" games.

❤️

old skool game is good