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Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition Arrives On Consoles On October 27
One of last year’s best RPGs, Divinity: Original Sin, is poised for a console debut. Larian Studios has announced the Enhanced Edition will arrive on October 27 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Along with the release date announcement, Larian has revealed a pre-order and platform-specific free bonuses. Those that pre-order from participating retailers will receive the Last Trick Bag. It includes:
- Grumio's Backpack
- Pamphlet of recipes
- 3 x Grumio's Cotton Candy Dye
- 2 x Grenades ingredients
- 1 x Inert Wand
- With these ingredients, you can create:
- Scales of Steel grenade
- White Dragon wand (with an Ice Wall skill)
Don’t worry if you don’t pre-order. If you decide you want this later, it will be available for sale.
The platform DLC includes similar assortments. On PlayStation 4, you’ll get the Secret Trick Back. It includes:
- Grumio's Backpack
- Pamphlet of recipes
- 3 x Grumio's Favourite Triad Dye
- 2 x Grenades ingredients
- 1 x Inert Wand
- With these ingredients, you can create:
- Eye of the Patriarch grenade
- Blue Dragon wand (with an Invisibility skill)
Xbox One players will have a slightly different collection of goodies. The Forgotten Trick Bag includes:
- Grumio's Backpack
- Pamphlet of recipes
- 3 x Grumio's Petrol Brand Dye
- 2 x Grenades ingredients
- 1 x Inert Wand
- With these ingredients, you can create:
- Breaching Fire grenade
- Silver Dragon wand (with a Teleportation skill)
For more on Divinity: Original Sin, you can read our original review.
Our Take
I missed Divinity: Original Sin on PC, much to the dismay of Dan Tack. I’m looking forward to checking it out on PC. The past 12 months have certainly been bountiful for those looking for expansive RPGs.
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