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Divinity: Original Sin II PC Players Will Upgrade To The Definitive Edition For Free
PC players who purchased the original version of Divinity: Original Sin II and are looking jealously at console players getting the definitive edition of the game in August need fume no more: Larian Studios has confirmed they'll be getting a free upgrade.
The news was confirmed on the company's Facebook page, where a fan commented they hoped PC players would get a free upgrade the definitive edition once the console port hit. "That, they do." Larian replied.
The changes in the definitive edition are "over 45 pages long," according to Larian, making it the most substantial update to the game thus far. Xbox One players can also check out an early version of the game on Xbox Game Preview starting tomorrow, May 16.
[Source: Larian Studios Facebook page]
Our Take
I have a copy of Original Sin II I haven't touched since last year, so at this point, I may as well wait 'till August!
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