Platforms
- PCJan 05, 20107.4playscore6.910 Critics7.8569 Players
- Xbox 360Jan 05, 20106.9playscore6.17 Critics7.98.55K Players
12 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- Divinity II's pacing is horrible, the visuals are poor, the story very much forgettable, the gameplay mechanics downright dreadful, and the lack of any real sort of replayability - something you wouldn't actually expect from an RPG trying to be this epic in scope - makes this game a privileged member of your local game retailer's bargain bin. This is the kind of title you will only enjoy if you decide to turn your brain off for 40 hours whilst in the comfort of your chair. Do yourself a favor and pass this one up for much more fantastic games like Dragon Age or The Witcher. I just do not seeing this title becoming a true contender.
Zack Reese · Jan 31, 2010 Reviewed onRead full review - Even worse, at one point a door disappeared from the environment so I couldn't actually exit and had to reload a previous save (which didn't solve the issue), and in multiple instances save files I overwrote multiple times didn't load correctly. That's pretty poor, and part of the experience you should be aware of if the Xbox 360 version is your only option.
Charles Onyett · Jan 15, 2010 Reviewed on PC, X360Read full review - Divinity II isn't without its charms, but weak game design sullies the thrill of digging into the many secrets of its outstanding world.
Adam Biessener · Jan 13, 2010 Reviewed on PC, X360 - The disappointing story, glitchy AI, and all sorts of minor frustrations bog it down. If you're a forgiving RPG fanatic, you may be able to overlook the faults and see this sequel for what it might have been. But great ideas don't always make a great game, and Divinity II isn't as slick and addictive as its predecessors, or as gripping and replayable as its modern competition.
Kevin VanOrd · Jan 08, 2010 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Although the game doesn't have many redeeming qualities, I do have to say that none of these poor aspects is an absolute deal-breaker. Sure, the game looks bad, and the battle system is yawn-worthy, but if you have finished every other RPG out there, you may find some enjoyment from Divinity II.
Amanda L. Kondolojy · Jan 05, 2010 Reviewed on PC, X360Read full review - It's a very good title, and highly addictive in certain areas. It's not often that we play through a game until the early hours of the morning, but this title earned its place on that most hallowed list. Unfortunately, it's far from perfect. Nothing game-breaking, but there's so many oddities, annoyances and moments of utter frustration that keep this game from being as great as it could have been.
Joe Robinson · Dec 10, 2009 Reviewed on PCRead full review - The story is compelling and well told, and there's certainly enough flow to put it in the category of "just ten more minutes" games - but you'll need a lot of patience to get the most out of Ego Draconis.
Dan Pearson · Nov 25, 2009 Reviewed on PC, X360Read full review - Divinity 2: Ego Draconis es un muy buen videojuego de rol tanto en PC como en Xbox 360. La segunda parte del título de Larian Studios es sólida, divertida y con una duración bastante razonable, y trata de encontrar su carácter genuino con algunas incorporaciones muy válidas como la transformación en dragón o la capacidad de leer la mente.
Álvaro Castellano · Nov 25, 2009 Reviewed on PC, X360Read full review - Definitivamente, Divinity II: Ego Draconis es todo aquello que debió haber sido Gothic 3, y que por un exceso de confianza por parte de los desarrolladores no lo fue. Es un juego muy sólido, con muy pocos fallos, que quizá no brille con luz propia en ningún apartado, pero que en conjunto consigue dar la sensación de algo muy bien hecho, de haber conseguido dar con la dirección y el sentido correctos a la hora de hacer un gran RPG.
Pedro Tonda · Oct 26, 2009 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Divinity II es un juego muy completo y con un gran acabado, lleno de opciones que atraerán tanto a los amantes de los ARPGs en particular como aquellos que quieran disfrutar de un buen juego de rol en general
Francisco Alberto Serrano · Oct 26, 2009 Reviewed on PCRead full review
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Players begin as a Dragon Slayer, hunters whom travel the countryside determined to rid their lands of Dragons. As the story of Divinity 2 -- Ego Draconis unfolds, the player will discover new abilities and possibilities as they evolve into a legendary Dragon Lord. In addition, the player character's abilities can be steadily improved over the course of the game and specialized in specific areas. The world of Divinity II: Ego Draconis is filled with humans and fantasy creatures, each having special combat abilities. Players will need to use every skill, potion and hidden trick to their strategic advantage to reclaim the lands of Rivellon.
Developer: Larian Studios