Divinity II Developer's Cut

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Divinity II Developer's Cut

Rating: 4.2 (42 votes cast)

Dragons: they have been hunted, they have been slain, but now the hour to strike back has come. Break free from the confines of the human body and take to the skies in this epic RPG adventure that challenges your wits and pits you against a thousand foes. Spread your wings, burn your enemies: become the dragon!

This Developer's Cut includes the ultimate edition of Divinity II, good for 100+ hours of highly acclaimed RPG gameplay, as well as the brand new Developer Mode and many more amazing extras!

Developer's Cut Extras

Developer Mode

Play the original version, or experience the game like the designers did and fool around with console commands to your heart's content! Ever wanted to test some new skills on a hoard of a hundred goblins? Go for it! Ever wondered what it would be like to explore the game-world in the guise of a troll? Well there you go! Discover a whole range of spectacular developer commands and feel like a wizard at play!

Hatching the Dragon

Watch this unique, behind-the-scenes documentary that gives you insights into the creative process of Divinity II: its ups and downs, its triumphs and defeats.

Treasure Vault

Rummage through a wealth of design documents, concept art and videos that give you an uncensored look at Divinity II not as a finished game, but as a work in progress. Experience firsthand just how a game is made!

Key Features

Fight as both human and dragon

For the first time, an RPG unleashes the power of the Dragon on you! Climb high and vaporize all that stands in your way as you strategically use both your human & dragon forms to defeat the enemy and become the ultimate Dragon Knight!

Dynamically unfolding storyline depending on your choices and skills

Divinity II gives you a wide range of moral choices when deciding on how to act on quest objectives.

Use your powerful Battle Tower as base of operations

Looming like a colossal stone claw over Sentinel Island stands the Battle Tower, a vast citadel built many centuries ago by a long forgotten Dragon Mage. Become bound to the Battle Tower through a mystical relic known as the Dragon Stone.

Build your very own ultimate fighting creature

Conjure the spirits to bring to life a creature made from body parts you have collected during your battles. This creature's power is literally the sum of his body parts; once you are able to assemble this abomination, summon it to support you in combat!

Platform:PC
File size:7 437.26 MB
Categories:RPG
Publisher:Focus Home Interactive
Developer:Larian Studios
DRM:DRM Free

System Requirements

OS: Windows XP SP3 or higher
Proc: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.8Ghz or equivalent
Memory: 1024MB
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 7600 with 256MB RAM or equivalent
DirectX: DirectX9.0c
Disk space: 15GB
Sound card: DirectX9.0c compatible
When running Windows Vista or higher, double the required memory.

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REVIEWS

A unique RPG

By johntonx posted 19th April

Divinity 2 was a hidden gem, probably one of the most underrated RPGs of the generation. It may not been as good as the classic first entry of the series (Divine Divinity), but it is still a good game with a unique feel. It is one of those types of game that never really takes itself too seriously, and this comic tone is unique among the typically dark and often lifeless RPGs of these days. And the fact that it let you be a dragon gives an even more unique style to this game.

However, the story ended in a cliffhanger, and so came the expansion, that let you enact revenge in those that betrayed you by the end of the original game. It added at least ten more hours of entertainment, even if the dragon was little used until the very end of the expansion.

The game-play is action oriented, and the game usually throws many enemies at once, requiring you to use the dashing to escape enemies more powerful attacks. The game still features the classless system of Divine Divinity, meaning you can make as varied characters as you like. I, for one finished the game as a warrior-mage with some priest summoning skills too.

Graphically, its quite good for its age, even if the lighting is a little weird. The UI is minimal, though the inventory system could use some additional tweaking. If you have many different types of equipment, it can get very confusing to look around.

This version also includes cheats, that can be used to level up and put you up against hundreds of enemies at once, but since that is not quite my cup of tea, I really did not touched that part much.

Divinity II Developer's Cut review

By mbpopolano24 posted 14th February

Divine Divinity is a nice game with a horrible name. The story is interesting and the graphic is still serviceable even after so many years. This game is sort of an old-school RPG, but I wish the battles were less frantic, or in other words they were turn-based. Likely the developers are taking amend to this ‘sin’ and are right now developing a new game on the same franchise entitled Divinity: Original Sin. It looks like a very good one and I am looking forward to pre-order it here on GamersGate. In the meantime, the developer’s cut will keep me busy for a while.