Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition is a reimagined version of Larian Studios' acclaimed RPG, blending the soul of classic CRPGs with modern systems. This isn't just a remaster: it's a refined, deeper, fully voice-acted RPG where every choice matters, and every battle demands tactics.


You control two Source Hunters - tasked with rooting out a dangerous magic that threatens the realm. Together, they're pulled into a conspiracy that could upend the world. The game shines in its cooperative mode (split-screen or online), where players can argue, cooperate, or betray - all of which affect the story.


The turn-based combat is a true gem. You combine elements, set traps, and use the environment: fire ignites oil, water conducts electricity, and poison can be blown up. Every battle is like a fantasy-flavored chess match.


Rivellon isn't just a backdrop. Everything is interactive: you can steal, pick locks, talk to animals, or find hidden stashes. The story is non-linear with dozens of side quests, and nearly everything can be solved in multiple ways - from diplomacy to mass destruction.


The Enhanced Edition adds full voice acting, an improved interface, new skills, and a reworked ending. Dialogues are rich with Larian's signature humor, and moral dilemmas rarely have a "right" answer - only consequences.


Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition is a perfect choice for fans of hardcore RPGs. It's a game you'll want to return to, trying new builds and different choices. Best enjoyed with a friend - someone you can argue with over every decision.

After recently getting into the genre through BG3, I thought I would try out Larians prior games and I have to say that I wish I had discovered these gems sooner!

Don't get me wrong, the game can be a bit tedious at times, the inventory management sucks, and you are hardly given any indication on what you are meant to be doing in quests or where you need to go next but that's just a style choice, so if you like your hand to be held the whole time then you likely won't enjoy this game.

Overall I really enjoyed playing through DoS1 and I'm excited to start on the second game in the series.

YAYYY I GET TO PLAY AS THE OPPRESSORS