Divinity: Original Sin II - Final Kickstarter Update

With the release of the Definitive Edition of Original Sin 2 in 2 days, a final Kickstarter update is made available.

This will be the last Kickstarter update for Divinity:Original Sin 2.  

We’ll obviously continue to support the game with patches and we are still working on ports to other platforms, but content wise we’ll be moving on to new things. Expect to hear a lot more from us once we’re ready to announce our new endeavors.  

It’s been a great ride.  

You are all fantastic.

The contents of this update is obviously about the release of the Definitive Edition.

As Kickstarter backers, you should already have Divinity: Original Sin 2 in your Steam or GOG library. Once we go live on the 31st, the game will update, adding a launcher window that will let you choose between the original version of the game or the Definitive Edition.  

You can continue playing the existing version and use your existing saves, but if you want to try out the Definitive Edition, you will need to create a new character.  

This update is 100% free and everyone that owns the game on the 31st will receive the Definitive Edition automatically.  

You will also get free access to our new mini-companion DLC, Sir Lora.

If you want to know what’s in the Definitive Edition, check out this 53 page document containing all the changes. (Warning: Massive spoilers ahead.)

There is a stream to kick things of.

To celebrate the release of the Definitive Edition, we’re organizing a massive live stream from PAX West. We’ll be showing the game, answering any questions you might have and hopefully also bringing in a few surprise guests. It should be a lot of fun, so be sure to tune in.  

The stream will go live at 10am PDT / 6pm GMT and you can find us directly on our store page within the steam application or on their website.

And as always, there is a new video.

Swen returned to the place where it all began to record this final Kickstarter update. He tells the tale of how sometimes drastic measures are necessary if you want to release a game...