Divinity: Original Sin developer Larian Studios is working on the long-awaited RPG sequel.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 developer might be working on a follow-up to BioWare's classic.
A mysterious symbol that resembles a "3" has popped up on Larian's site.
The tactical game "oozing with RPG elements" will be coming to "multiple platforms".
Larian Studios also had multiple lands for each race in the works as well.
Along with other bug fixes, new Static Arrows and Explosive Arrows can be crafted
The developer continues to work on Divinity and Project Gustav.
The project is codenamed "Project Gustav", according to Larian's CEO.
Larian Studios' critically acclaimed RPG is now available for Xbox One and PS4.
Whether you played it briefly or finished Honor Mode, there's plenty of reasons to come back to Larian's RPG hit.
The possibility for that happening has not yet been ruled out.
Experience the entire first act on PlayStation 4 several weeks in advance by pre-ordering.
Larian bringing the goods on all platforms, it seems like.
The squirrel knight will offer a new quest to stop the coming of the Great Acorn.
Console gamers should see the best from one of the best CRPGs.
Play the first three hours for free or experience the first act on Xbox One.
Chapter 3 will be rewritten and rescripted with updated characters.
Overall changes, new content additions and improvements not yet known.
Bandai Namco confirmed as publisher for upcoming console versions.
Divinity: Original Sin II has become a massive success.
