Age Rating for Divinity: Original Sin II

Divinity: Original Sin II is an action-packed role-playing game that has garnered widespread acclaim from critics and gamers alike. However, my personal experience with the game was quite different. Despite finishing the game, I emerged with more negative emotions than positive ones, and the ending left a sour taste in my mouth.

As I delved deeper into the game, frustration became an increasingly frequent companion. The trading interface, in particular, was atrocious, requiring hours of inventory management that felt like a chore. Every few hours, the game would throw something new at me - a bug, a weird quest, limitations, or an imbalanced fight where my party would get wiped before taking their first turn.

The contrast between enjoyable moments and frustrating episodes was striking. The combat was dynamic and fun, with improved verticality on the map and more action points per turn. However, the plot failed to pique my interest, leading me to abandon the game altogether.

In hindsight, I realize that I didn't have a strong connection with this franchise from the start. My experience with Divine Divinity, a Diablo-esque hack 'n' slash game, was uneventful, and I didn't enjoy Divinity II when I played it eight years ago. Despite repeated recommendations for The Source Saga, especially DOSII, my experience with the game only reinforced my mixed feelings about the franchise.

In conclusion, while Divinity: Original Sin II may be an RPG gem for some, my personal relationship with this game was anything but positive or consistent. If you're not enjoying a game, it's best to move on and find one that resonates with you.

Divinity original sin 2 age rating