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It’s just another option in a game that is full to the brim with them. Naturally, players can still use the online co-op mode to recruit a party of up to 4 people as well, so you don’t have to have someone beside you to experience the fun of a multi-person campaign in Divinity. Once again, the feel of nudging your friend to teleport an oil barrel into the center of a conveniently located enemy swarm and letting fly some fire arrows feels right at home on the PS4. Divinity: Original Sin 2 is a game full of challenging puzzles and complex warfare, and strategizing on the fly with a partner can lead to some of the most memorable moments in a playthrough. Of course, the way the game plays out, it’s often better to have two heads working on the same problem rather than going it alone. Navigating intense tactical battles is incredibly fun as well, and it’s charming on console in a way that’s reminiscent of the couch co-op heydays of yore. Sitting down beside a friend, creating two characters, and taking on the world is exciting, and the game’s split-screen handles everything admirably when characters get too far apart from each other.
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One of the best reasons to own Divinity: Original Sin 2 on the PS4 is because the multiplayer co-op gameplay in the campaign is so well-suited for it. Luckily, there aren’t any issues with presentation or performance, which made progressing through the campaign all the more pleasant.
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Even complex battlefields progressed without a hiccup, something that isn’t always a given when leaving such a high-powered platform as PC gaming for a console, even one as impressive as the PS4 Pro. While my console did start to kick into some of its heavier renditions of cooling fan serenades occasionally, that never reflected in the game’s performance, which was constantly smooth.
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What is new is how gorgeous this port looks, at least on a PS4 Pro with a 4K television. It’s great, but then again, it’s also what made the original version of the game such a hit – nothing really new to report there.
While my approach to exploring the world could best be described as throwing darts at a map, choosing where they land, and then still somehow getting lost, the game’s gigantic array of quests and content made every effort to see me guided to the next story beat. The game is absolutely littered with Things To Do, and those things often subtly tie into one another in ways that even made my haphazard paths across levels somehow make sense. The story is western RPG storytelling at its finest, and the characters are memorable, three-dimensional, and suitably snarky whenever there’s an opportunity for a quick quip about the hygienic habits of a towering monstrosity. If you’re completely in the dark about Divinity: Original Sin 2, the game follows the player character as they journey to discover what it means to be Godwoken, a hero chosen by one of the seven gods to become an even more powerful god themselves. Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition should be used as a how-to guide for these kinds of platform transitions in the future, and is every bit the brilliant, engaging masterpiece that it was when it debuted on computers nearly a year ago. Still, as a PC game coming to a console with streamlined controllers, I had concerns.Īll my reservations about porting an input-heavy, micro-management filled RPG to the PS4 have gone unfounded. I was fully aware that it was still a Larian Studios project, so the quality of the game never struck me as anything less than the stellar bar that group has set for themselves.
It’s with some amount of surprise, then, that I found Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition to be one of the smoothest RPGs I’ve played on console in a while.
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