I played it last year on PC. I didn't finish it, actually. It's good but it has lots of things that keep it from being great. It can be pretty frustrating at times. I'll probably replay it at some point, as I'm sure it has a lot more mods available now.

Nah, at the moment I don't own a current-gen console or a decent gaming PC. All I have is an old laptop with hardware so obsolete you would faint if I told you. lol, still, this game looks cool.

I didn't know this was on GoG. Totally getting it for my PC now.

To those who have played it - is this still really enjoyable if played entirely solo? I don't have friends.

Also, anyone know when the embargo lifts? For a game that's already out on PC it seems weird to wait till release to see reviews...

If you like classic isometric CRPGs from the past, like Planescape: Torment, Fallout 1/2 or Baldur's Gate, which are some of the best RPGs ever made, then Divinity OS2 is perfect game to scratch that itch, giving that it's one of very few that is heavily influenced by those games from Interplay's Black Isle/Bioware glory days that actually manages to stand with them shoulder to shoulder in the hall of fame.

It's for sure easy to be influenced by the hype surrounding a game when it comes out, which I don't think is a bad thing at all. I'd say that every year there are a handful of games that I play that I get so engrossed in that I feel like it's my favorite game ever at the time.

About your last post, where you stated that you like playing games that are ported well to console, I'm curious how you felt about the Witcher 3, given your avatar (I have a bad memory so I apologize if I've already been in this discussion xD). I actually played the game first on my OG PS4, and I only ever got maybe 10 hours into it before setting it aside. It wasn't until just last year that I bought it on a Steam sale and ended up playing through the majority of the game (never actually finished it, but I made it partway through "Act 3").

I think my issue was with the loading times. I think I was playing on the difficulty below Death March, and I found myself having to reload certain encounters several times to progress (the one where you need to defend one of the townsfolk to get the pass to cross the pontar was one such quest that comes to mind, as if you let the guy die you fail the quest, and that didn't sit well with me).

PC perhaps, Console hell no.

Still haven't completed POE yet, probably will prefer POE II.

Although I've never played the original, I added this to one to my wishlist.

Do people who bought the original get the updates that come with the definite edition or is it exclusive to the definite edition? 

EDIT: Found an article from PC games that says that the definite edition update will be for the original as well. I really hope so cause I'd feel real cheated to get an "inferior" product.