Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga (includes expansion) reviews

There isnt much I can say, except that this is one of the most addictive games I have ever played, up there among Morrowind and Dragon Age, this RPG is long, drawn out and absolutely excellent!

I only bought this a few days ago, so needless to say I cant provide a long term perspective, but I have been playing it non stop since I bought it, barely moving from my seat! I started off with Ego Draconis and am now about halfway through it (after about 30 hrs of playing)

I would recommend this to any hardcore gamer who does not tire of a long game, for a long game it is, this game requires dedication and will, but I guarantee that it is fun throughout. With a great storyline and improved graphics, there is little I can say against this game. It is a single player PRG from a development team I have seldom ever heard of. It is not a party based game like the bioware games, despite its first resemblance to them. I personally enjoyed this game a great deal, and if you are willing to give the game hours, then I would certainly recommend it.

Buy it. Now. 5/5

If you are an epic RPG fan and are hunting around for something on the 360, then this is just the thing. Has a wide range of different skills and abilities, including being able to become a dragon, which is done very well. This is the remastered edition so does not have a lot of the bugs and graphic errors that I was concerned about pre-purchase when reading the reviews. This game will sap many days of your time, but is beautiful and well thought out. It is done in more of an old school RPG fashion though, so it would be wise to have a walkthrough handy, because this game rarely holds your hand, but that is what I am in to so I loved it. 5/5

The skill trees have good range of skills and abilities the quest are really good but you will need help from a walkthrough on some bits

Way better game engine

This game was recommended to me from a friend, and WOW… from being no-where on my radar to in my Xbox, it straight-up blew me away from the start screen.

This game has everything you would want from a modern RPG (along with some of the things you want from the classic RPGs): by this I mean it's a perfect blend of the old with the new, Baldur's Gate II / Diablo II mixed with The Witcher / Dragon Age.. with a great pinch of humour to boot.

One major highlight: the dialogue and music is REALLY well done, with beautiful background tunes really setting the mood for the classic gameplay.

In addition to the ambience set with the gameplay and sound design is the LOOT!! – not since Diablo II has there been this many unique items/magic loot items (and if you're a bit of a Loot hound like myself, you'll really dig it) : basically this game has all the bases covered and then some.

BUY THIS GAME. You will not regret it!

This is not a good game. If your thinking about getting it but you don't like pulling your hair, waiting for load screens for what seems like hours and an overall poor representation of an RPG its not for you.

I even wasted 15 hours of my life on this game, hoping that it would at some stage have a turning point.

This is a poor game, and im glad I hired it before I bought it!

Great game!!!!! Some bits you have to think about and are puzzling and the interaction scenes are good. Big map and you can go most places on it.

One of the best things about this game is that it runs on the same engine as The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, so it plays a lot like it.

If you like Sacred, Two Worlds, then this is another to get. Its that and better.

If you like old school RPG's – this one is a great game – very much enjoying it and a recommended buy