The little RPG that could, Divinity: Original Sin, began as an idea funded by the
fans. From there it proceeded to a critically-acclaimed launch on Steam, and now it rolls into all major US retailers including Wal-Mart, Best Buy, GameStop, and Target just in time for Christmas.

Looking for the perfect gift for that special someone (or for an excuse to ignore
your uncle’s political opinions at dinner)? Divinity: Original Sin features a 50 hour campaign – and co-op, if you want to bring a friend! – and the retail version is patched and available at major retail stores near you when you need an excuse to get out of the house. It also comes with the Source Hunter DLC included, for even more relative-avoiding action, and all for just $39.99.

To celebrate the game’s milestones, the team created a brand new video (above) that takes a look back at the past year for Divinity: Original Sin’s .

On top of being able to grab Divinity: Original Sin in retail stores, you can also pick up a copy on Steam

There’s still time to pre-order Divinity: Original Sin on Steam or directly on the Larian Vault

To learn more about the game visit http://www.divinityoriginalsin.com/

You can grab Divinity: Original Sin on Steam Early Access right now. The game is set for a full release on June 30th, 2014.

As Divinity: Original Sin nears its June 20th release date, the team at Larian Studios unveils a limited-supply Collector’s Edition, featuring four Divinity titles, an RPG dice set, and more.

Additionally, a massive new update to the game’s beta on Steam Early Access unlocks a fully-functioning version for Mac

PC and Mac players can now also play together on-the-go with the newly-implemented “Laptop Optimized” mode.

About the Collectors Edition
Of the 3,000 English-language units of the Collector’s Edition, 1,500 have been claimed by Kickstarter backers.

The remaining 1,500 are available for 69.99 EUR, exclusively at www.larianvault.com

It seems the guys at Larian Studios really know how to do a Collector’s Edition bundle right. Check out all of the loot that you get in this thing!

• Two copies of Divinity: Original Sin for co-op adventuring
• Digital copies of Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity
• Recipe cards to help you craft in-game
• A cloth map of Rivellon
• A two-sided A2 poster
• A Soundtrack CD
• An Original Sin-themed playing card deck
• Premium-quality RPG dice set with pouch
• A Sticker pack

Whaaaat!?!

Exactly one year ago, Larian Studios celebrated the end of a million-dollar crowdfunding campaign in support of its innovative, old-school-inspired RPG, Divinity: Original Sin [Steam link]. Today, the studio celebrates this anniversary by announcing an official release date of June 20th 2014. Hand in hand with this announcement comes a new gameplay trailer highlighting just how many new features and worlds of content community support has leant this project.

If you already own Divinity: Original Sin you should probably load up Steam and start downloading the latest update. The changelog is so long that we’re just going to link to it here rather than try to copy+paste it. Happy questing!

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Larian Studios has unleashed a massive update for Divinity: Original Sin on Steam Early Access, taking the game into beta while adding loads of new talents and skills; brand new areas to explore and a whole load of other improvements.

The beta comes as a welcome update for players already enjoying the alpha in both solo and co-operative play, nearly doubling the amount of campaign gameplay available in Early Access – with much more yet to come at launch.

Learn more at www.divinityoriginalsin.com. Get in on the action now by purchasing Divinity: Original Sin on Steam.

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There are over 400 improvements in this update including a host of new features such as:

• 28 exciting new talents, including such fun things like the Lone Wolf perk, which gives a player super abilities, but makes it impossible for him or her to hire companions.
• More than 60 new skills, allowing for a new brand of synergies, such as combining the Invisibility skill with Pickpocketing
• A new witchcraft skill tree that can be combined with other skills to deadly effect
• New areas to explore, new foes to fight, new items to find & new secrets to discover
• A brand new character creation screen with new presets such as the Shadowblade or the Wayfarer, and an enormous amount of customisation options.
• More environmental interactions – you can smash or burn doors, pickpocket characters & use staffs to electrify pools of water. Or how about burning wooden chests to get the loot inside?
• Improved AI, user interface, graphics, loading times, performance and stabilitymean playing Divinity: Original Sin has never been this smooth
• A truckload of new sound effects & music tracks