As a budding dragon hunter, you get the ability to transform yourself into a dragon. You go from hunter to hunted.
Divinity 2: Ego Draconis
The aim of the game is to stop the villain Damian. He wants to ruin Rivellon.
Divinity 2: Ego Draconis is the sequel to Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity. The relationship is noticeable in the second part. The main focus is on the fights. Many missions in the game can be solved in several ways, often with good or evil to choose from. The game surprises with unexpected twists. The hero of the game can read the thoughts of those around him. He can use this in every dialogue. If you use this ability, it costs experience points. In return, however, it contains useful information about various quests. You can also find out secrets. If you get skill points, you have the opportunity to invest them in developing your character. Many Dungeons are waiting to be explored by you. In jump and run passages, the camera is definitely set too sensitively. You quickly lose track of things and run the risk of falling into the depths. However, the quests in the game are very well done.
Conclusion
Divinity 2: Ego Draconis is a nice role-playing game, with some weaknesses. The level of difficulty is a little unbalanced in some places. The combat system is not exactly easy. The game presents itself with a lot of innovative quests and bizarre characters. For RPG fans, it's worth taking a look here. However, technically story shouldn't be expected too much.
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Originally posted on 2019-08-10 13:51:59.
