Alex is a seasoned gamer and journalist who has covered London's gaming scene for over a decade.
The buzz around this year's gaming ceremony reached a fever pitch, particularly after presenter Geoff Keighley shared a mysterious photo of a desert monolith. The mystery has been revealed. The acclaimed developer is developing a fresh Divinity game.
Revealed to be Divinity, the game was debuted with a daring trailer featuring striking imagery, from a burning man to an orgy and the very opening of infernal gates.
For those hoping for Divinity Original Sin 3, that is not happening. The studio warned that a direct sequel to its venerated RPGs is not on the cards right now.
That said, the developer referred to this new Divinity as a continuation of the core franchise. This distinction implies that the team is likely building a more action-oriented experience instead of another tactical title. At this moment, this is speculation, as only a announcement clip is available.
The Divinity series is widely praised and arguably it sparked the contemporary revival of deep computer role-playing games. These games are known for intricate stories, choice-driven narratives, and deep class systems—traits that later reached new heights in games like Baldur's Gate 3.
While its universe is familiar fare, what makes Divinity apart is the immense freedom granted to the player.
Where many modern RPGs have simplified options, Divinity is packed with specialized paths that are viable with a particular class or origin with a personal story.
The series is also famously flexible, enabling players to experiment throughout the entire experience. Virtually all objectives can be completed in multiple ways, sometimes in lateral fashion.
It is precisely these elements that allow people to label games like Divinity Original Sin 2 as a top-tier role-playing games in history. Now, the RPG community can look forward to another adventure in this legendary franchise.
Alex is a seasoned gamer and journalist who has covered London's gaming scene for over a decade.