Following the success of Baldur's Gate 3, Larian Studios returns to its roots in the Divinity series. Players interested in exploring more of Larian's RPG offerings will find the Divinity series rich with variety and engaging mechanics.
Recommended Play Order
The Divinity series spans multiple styles and eras. For newcomers, starting with Divinity: Original Sin 2 is advisable, as it shares similarities with Baldur's Gate 3, particularly in its turn-based combat and expansive co-op gameplay.
- 1. Divinity: Original Sin 2 (2017): Acclaimed for its deep combat and memorable companions.
- 2. Divinity: Original Sin (2014): Introduced Larian's modern RPG formula.
- 3. Divinity: Dragon Commander (2013): Hybrid RPG/RTS with unique dragon mechanics.
- 4. Divinity 2: Ego Draconis (2009): Rich single-player experience from its era.
- 5. Beyond Divinity (2004): A dual-character spin-off for puzzle enthusiasts.
- 6. Divine Divinity (2002): Classic action RPG with Larian's signature humor.
Game Elements and Settings
The games in the Divinity series offer varied gameplay experiences, with Divine Divinity capturing an isometric action RPG style, while Divinity: Dragon Commander innovates with a blend of strategy and dragon-flight combat.
The setting of Rivellon, a fantasy world rich with diverse races and conflicts, provides a whimsical to gruesome atmosphere that evolves with each title.
Why Choose Divinity
For fans of Larian's design strengths seen in Baldur's Gate 3, Divinity: Original Sin and its sequel offer a parallel in terms of gameplay depth and narrative engagement. These titles are integral to understanding Larian’s development as a leader in the RPG genre.
