Divinity II: Developer's Cut reviews

This Playist is simply the Hammer! It's a lot of Fun for me. The Story is good and the Combat System is ok, too. Sometimes the fights are really demanding in very few Cases almost unfair. But this is attributractable, as you can almost always use the Environment to your Advantage. The Side Quests are also in Ording some even quite good and interesting and never really boring. Also, the Humor is not neglected, especially in the answer Possibilities of the Hero. But even the NPCs have one or the other brisk saying on their Lips. You can't remember the Graphics either. Everything still looks good, only a few Animations have aged badly. Unfortunately, there is also a Charging error from time to time (with me), so that the Loading Screen does not go away any more. But that doesn't happen as often and can be fixed by simply restarting the Game again. So always save a lot. That's really outrageous anyway, because you never know when you'll be knocked over aml and then to make everything new is really annoying. Finally, all I can say is that "Devinity II: Developer'S Cut" is really a very good Game in which you can put a lot of Time. Fans of Skyrim and co. Will be comfortable here. Especially because Dragons also play an important Role here.

This Beforehand: This is kind of my first Review so please be gracious. Now this Review is highly influenced by Nostalgia, as I already owned this Game and played through it several times before I bought it in one of the Sreamsales. Therefore, let you look at the small Number Of Game hours or take them with 5. Good for the actual Review: Story: One begins as a prospective Dragon killer who is about to Finish his Education. An inopportune Time for all but one of the Dragon Knights have already been brought to The track. From this one one is now transformed into a Dragon Knight and entrusted with the Task of Damian to defeat The Damned. For this, however, it is not the direct Way we go to Damian and take him the Skull, but another more complicated Way. All in all, the Story is Rich in Character, producing good and witty Characters. Gameplay: At the beginning of the Game, you can choose a Class, but you can also choose the other Class during the Game. This allows for many interesting Combinations, which should be especially Fun for Tinkerers. Otherwise, you slaughter your way through Hordes of Enemies and fulfill Quests to gain Experience points. Another creative Element is mind reading. This is possible with a Variety of Conversation Participants and usually has positive Or at least entertaining effects. A big Highlight here, of course, is the Transformation into a Dragon, which takes an important Part from Half the Game. These are always similar, but it is nevertheless an uplifting feeling to reduce entire flying fortresses to Rubble. Graphics and Soundtrack: Let's not kid Ourselves, the Graphics of the Game have long since been overlapped. Also, the most extreme Men in the Game look baffling similarly. For Women, it's a little different, but not much. Despite outdated Graphics, the Game can score points with beautiful Landscapes and impressive Buildings. The Soundtrack also supports the Game excellently and contributes very well to the Atmosphere. Verdict: Clear Buy recommendation. If you are still not sure, you can wait for the Sale