Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga Demo

The Divinity series made a name for itself by providing the fans with a rather different take on the RPG genre, while still managing to stay true to some gameplay concepts. Hence, even if it was oriented toward action and constant mob killing, the story was kept strong and you could also take your time with plenty of interesting side-quests, as well as meet a wide array of intriguing characters.

Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga is not exactly a new game, but it does rejuvenate the franchise and it brings forward a huge array of improvements, most of which can make the experience feel a lot more different than in the original game. In essence, this also contains a few add-ons as well, not to mention a whole lot of bug fixes and performance improvements.

The story includes the original campaign from Divinity II - Ego Draconis, as well as the content from Flames of Vengeance, which adds hundreds of new quests and a great deal of new locations to visit. Other than that, you still play the role of a dragon slayer and have the power to transform into a powerful dragon at will, in order to use its power to rain fire and doom on those who stand against you.

The game is played from a classical third-person point of view, which means that you always have your hero in front of the camera and you can admire his or her moves during battle sequences. The same thing applies for when you decide to transform into a dragon, although the mechanics change by quite a lot, in order to accommodate your superior power and significant size boost.

In order to picture the amazing world created for the game, a powerful graphics engine is used to render the environments and the characters, which makes for some rather dreamy landscapes. Fancy special effects add a touch of cinema-like feeling to the atmosphere, while the beautiful particle effects make for some pretty neat spells and magic displays.

When it’s all said and done, Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga should make the fans of the franchise rejoice with happiness, given the fact that their favorite game got even better. Moreover, the massive amount of new quests and content can provide you with dozens of hours of gameplay, as well as quite adventure at the end of it all.