Larian Studios' Divinity: Original Sin will be out this spring announces a new trailer. They are taking the extra time afforded them to "implement feedback received from Steam Early Access" and Kickstarter backers. About 10 to 15 hours' worth of the turn-based RPG is available to play through Early Access, which is selling at £29.99. It's a single-player RPG, but does support online co-op.
Divinity: Original Sin has received a huge update on Steam Early Access, taking the game into beta and adding a variety of new talents and skills, new areas to explore, a new skill tree and character customisation. Larian Studios have also released a trailer to coincide with the beta, showing off the game's tactical combat and other features.
Divinity Original Sin has been doing the rounds for quite a while now, with its $1,000,000 successful Kickstarter campaign completed exactly one year ago today. To celebrate that date, developers Larian Studios have announced an official June 20 release for the final version of their game, as well as another massive update today for those currently playing it through Steam Early Access.
The release date for turn-based role-playing game Divinity: Original Sin has been pushed back by developer Larian Studios. It will now launch on June 30, ten days later than initially planned. That extra time will be used for rigorous bug-squashing, adding some new voice-overs and other general tidying up.
Larian Studios has revealed that the editor for Divinity: Original Sin will be available as part of the game's Early Access beta on June 26. To top things off it comes with a sample module called 'Cow Simulator 2014', described by Larian as "perhaps the finest cow simulation ever released."
After a long Kickstarter campaign that shifted into a lengthy Early Access programme, Larian Studios has finally released the completed version of its fantasy RPG Divinity: Original Sin. To mark the occasion, studio founder Swen Vincke has released a new video thanking fans for their support.
Larian Studios' Kickstarter-funded fantasy RPG seems to be off to a pretty good start. Talking to Eurogamer, Larian boss Swen Vincke said "It's definitely the fastest-selling game we've ever published. The last figures I saw we were at 160,000. For us that's pretty good." Even better news for Larian is that it's still early days so far. The game launched on Monday June 30 after a lengthy Early Access period. Right now it's the number one seller on Steam.
A plucky Divinity: Original Sin modder is attempting to recreate the first area of Diablo 2 in Larian's recently released fantasy RPG. Specifically, forum user Shidiwen is recreating the gloomy hub town of Sanctuary, home of mud, rain, skeletons and weird little imp creatures.
Turn-based fantasy RPG Divinity: Original Sin has been out for a bit now, so has developer Larian Studios been driven penniless? No, says, studio founder Swen Vincke. It's flooding coffers with cash. The studio boss has posted a blog sharing his 'what comes next' thoughts, and stating that Divinity has broken even, and they've done "sufficiently well" to look forward.
Divinity: Original Sin has just received its first DLC. No, no don't worry, it's free! The Bear and the Burglar adds two new companion characters for a total of four, each with their own quests. Ranger Bairdotr has a "bow on her back and her claws at the ready", and is searching for a missing druid of the Homeforest, while Wolgraff is a voiceless rogue who was refused by the order of the Source Hunters (the player characters' faction) as a young man.
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