The actors imbue each of their respective characters with a tonne of charisma, warmth and playfulness (seriously, there are some very funny interactions in this game), making you that much more invested in their personal storylines. The whole game is also voice-acted to perfection, with particular acknowledgement to the six origin characters and the omniscient narrator. Every NPC has been meticulously placed, secrets are hidden everywhere, and you will trigger quests from the most random situations.Įvery decision you make is loaded with consequence and can influence or completely derail quests prematurely, making each play through varied and unique. The open world gives you so much freedom of choice – the maps for each of the four acts aren’t particularly large, but they are absolutely packed with things to do. We gushed about Divinity: Original Sin 2 along with everyone else when it dropped on PC last year, and for good reason – it is honestly one of the most immersive, challenging and rewarding games I’ve ever experienced. “Every decision you make is loaded with consequence, making each play through varied and unique.” Your merry band of misfits ultimately uncover a much larger story involving Gods, more Voidwoken, and some very grey moral choices. You can then recruit up to three characters to join you in escaping Fort Joy. You choose from either six origin characters with their own colourful back-stories (Beast the pirate dwarf, Fane the undead, and Sebille the stab-happy slave elf, to name a few), or create your own custom character.
As the player, you are a captured Sourcerer on your way to Fort Joy.
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