X
- T
- cdv Software
- T
- cdv Software
- T
- cdv Software
- T
- cdv Software
Divine Divinity
Released On: Sep 22, 2002
81
8.4
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 21 Critic Reviews
81
76% Positive
16 Reviews
16 Reviews
24% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 21 Critic Reviews
81
76% Positive
16 Reviews
16 Reviews
24% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
If you liked "Diablo 2," but are perhaps looking for a gaming experience with more depth and story, look no further.
While I typically look upon design appropriation negatively, Divine Divinity’s conciseness and irreverence set put it an uncontested step ahead of the opposition.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 219 User Ratings
8.4
81% Positive
178 Ratings
178 Ratings
13% Mixed
28 Ratings
28 Ratings
6% Negative
13 Ratings
13 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 219 User Ratings
8.4
81% Positive
178 Ratings
178 Ratings
13% Mixed
28 Ratings
28 Ratings
6% Negative
13 Ratings
13 Ratings
Очень жаль , что попробовал только сейчас чёткую классику.
Хоть игра сперва и похожа на "диабло"
Немного поиграв оказывается что это что-то вроде изометрического"TES"
Игра действительно забирает.
И как же давно этого не хватает! Игра не возится с тобой как с ребёнком ( хочешь выполнить задание , будь добр подумай немного головой)
Короче круто.
Report
PC
If Larian Studios could have maintained that difficulty throughout the entire game, then Divine Divinity really could have been something, and perhaps reviewers like me wouldn’t call games "hybrids of Diablo and Baldur’s Gate," but instead call them "games like Divine Divinity."
Every second of the game, it vibrates with the desire of programmers to make you feel the pure, clean fun of the adventuring.
There can be some frustrations with gameplay, but the overall experience is a positive one.
The graphics are decidedly old-skool and the combat isn't nearly as tactical or as spectacular as the developer claims (I feel Larian should drop the Diablo-style combat entirely). However, with BioWare moving ever more mainstream, the Divinity series could well take over from where Baldur's Gate left off. [PC Zone]
Hands down the best ARPG i've ever played. A truly amazing and immersive world makes Divine Divinity more in league with all-time crpg classics like Ultima than its ARPG brethren.
Total customization in every department and a design ethos typical from the eastern european scene, a solid ten out of ten.
Report
PC
A very detailed role-playing game with many game situations and in-depth mechanics. Everything would be fine if it wasn't so monotonous gameplay, for that matter. 7/10
Report
PC
My analysis is taking into account the year I played (2022).
Playing this game was very complicated, I wanted to visit the whole divinity saga and I was very negatively surprised by this game.
The graphics are terrible and even for the time I dare say they were weak. It's a bad graphic that bothers you, it's hard to find some quest items because anything is in front, or a wall.
Also the game is very unbalanced between classes, I played the beginning with mage but I realized that the spells would be very weak, and warrior, I can't imagine the terror that was with ranger.
The variety of items is almost nil, and without much feeling of evolution from them. I did the dragon armor quest to find that it was weaker than most parts I already had from normal drops.
Playing as a warrior is pure boredom due to the absence of skills designed and tested to see if they would be useful.
In addition, there is still a clear progression imbalance, the game is very difficult at the beginning and easy at the end, even on hard.
The story that could help is very weak.
For those who want to know the whole saga, I recommend a summary of the story on the internet.
Report
PC
I went into this game hoping for a fun experience like I had with DIablo and Torchlight and I came away disappointed. I couldn't even get through the first dungeon. First of the UI is less than intuitive. I kept having to hunt around for my equipment for my equipment screen. If there was a keyboard shortcut for it it wasn't obvious. Also the leavers and such in the dungeon were hard to see because they blended into the walls. When asked to find three pentagrams on the floor I spent over half an hour searching for them because they blended into the floor. It also would've been nice if they highlighted when I moused over them, but they didn't. Also a quick select bar would've been nice, it sure would've saved me from dieing against that first boss. Which brings me to the final straw that killed the game for me. When the afor mentioned boss killed me I kinda expected some sort of Game Over screen to come up or a prompt asking me to retry or reload my last save or something, but nothing of the sort came up. Instead the game just sat there with the Boss dancing around my corpse. I don't care if this is a smaller developer, this is not performance. I expected better esp. considering all the rave reviews this game got.
Report
PC
Summary Set in a new fantasy universe, Divine Divinity takes the player on a fantastic quest in a land torn apart by corruption and dark magic. Throughout his journeys the player will get the chance to develop his character as one of six character types, and meet a variety of people and fantastical beings. By combining the best features of the R...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
Initial Release Date: Sep 22, 2002
Developer:
- Larian Studios Games
Publisher: cdv Software
Genres:
