Larian Studios Announces Divinity: Fallen Heroes, Continues Sin 2's Original Story

Divinity: Original Sin 2 has certainly been one of the best RPG games in recent years. The Gamebrott team has also tasted the game by Larian Studios, and was very impressed with the content it offers. You can check the review of Divinity: Original Sin 2 on this page.

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The success achieved by Original Sin 2 doesn’t seem to have stopped Larian Studios there, because the Belgian developer recently announced a new Divinity game with a different approach, namely Divinity: Fallen Heroes.

Reporting from PCGamesN, Divinity: Fallen Heroes will continue the story from Original Sin 2, where players will later manage a group of fallen heroes (as the game’s name implies) and take over the Lady Vengeance — the battleship found in Original Sin 2 — to deal with the disaster that awaits. hit Rivellon.

You can check out the trailer below.

Through the trailer above, maybe you are familiar with some of the faces that also appeared in Original Sin 2. And it seems that one of the important characters in Original Sin 2 named Malady will also become a playable character in Divinity: Fallen Heroes.

In collaboration with Logic Artists, Larian Studios tries to combine RPG game elements with gameplay elements tactical XCOM game style. However, the narrative element seems to be the main focus in this game. There are at least more than 60 missions presented in this game, and the game is expected to have a duration of around 30 hours. You can of course play this game in singleplayer or in multiplayer co-op.

It is not yet clear when Divinity: Fallen Heroes will be released or the platforms it will visit. However, Larian Studios plans to reveal more about the gameplay offered by this game through PAX East over the next few days.

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