1. Divinity Original Sin 2

Divinity Original Sin 2 gameplay

And you thought the first one was good. Dummy. Set one thousand years after the events of the original Divinity Original Sin, delve into the highly complex and interactive world just one more time. You play as a “Sourcerer” the opposite end of the stick as last time. Hunted by the Divine Order, you make your way through the trials to become the next Divine.

Build your party from scratch with diverse character customization options, and if you happen upon anyone else in your Dungeons & Dragons campaign with the night off, fire up the multiplayer, either online or local. Original Sin 2 is easily the best out there this side of sitting around a table with your ugly friends drinking Miller’s and rolling polyhedrals.

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Roll for Initiative

Oh, wait, the computer does that for you. So go ahead, call your Dungeon Master and tell him that you’re not going to make it. I don’t give a shit if he has something totally bananas planned for the party. He either reschedules or figures out a way to write your PC out of it. Set up your comfy chair, not that hardback dining room chair or god-forbid the folding one if you arrive last. Put on your nasty sweatpants, turn off your cell phone, and power up that overclocked calculator you call a computer.

You’ve got a date with destiny tonight my friend. Tonight, you game… ALONE!

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