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Divinity II Comes Packed With Soundtrack, Pre-Orders Get Art Book
One of the reasons that Atlus has gained a strong fan following of hardcore gamers is their commitment to releasing awesome packages full of goodies. Upcoming European RPG Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga may be a bit outside Atlus' normal Japanese RPG wheelhouse, but that hasn't stopped them from putting together an impressive, affordable bundle.
Fans who pre-order Divinity II will receive a hardcover, 52-page art book at no additional cost. If that's not enough, all copies of the game will come with the soundtrack packed in on a bonus disc. Whether you're getting the pre-order addition with artbook or just the soundtrack, the game will cost a terribly reasonable $39.99.
I'll be honest: I'm only peripherally interested in Divinity II. But between the nice bonus material and the cheap cost, I'm pretty sure I'll be picking it up...which is how Atlus gets me to buy pretty much all of their games. Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga launches on April 12.
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