Tag Archives: Larian Studios

Oh hey, so you remember when we reported that pre-orders for Divinity: Dragon Commander had opened? It turns out Larian Studios and GOG.com changed their minds at the last moment, and that didn’t happen. The RPG is now scheduled for an August 6 launch; pre-orders have actually opened; and to make up for the delay it now comes with a free copy of classic 1994 RPG Master of Magic. Divinity: Dragon Commander goes for $40.

Larian Studios’ Kickstarter for Divinity: Original Sin has ended successfully with $944,282 pledged through the crowd-funding service, along with an additional $37,256 raised through PayPal. To celebrate, the team has relased a retrospective video, giving you a look at what went on behind-the-scenes during the funding drive. It’s below. Thanks, Evil Avatar.

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Divinity: Original Sin developer Larian Studios almost doubled its $400,000 Kickstarter funding goal, and with four days left on the campaign clock the team has announced it will host a four-hour gameplay livestream today to celebrate.

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Larian Studios Kickstarter campaign for Divinity: Original Sin has passed $700,000 in funding and will now see that all backers receive a digital copy of a unique Divinity audio CD that includes remastered and remixed music from Beyond Divinity and Divine Divinity.
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Divinity: Original Sin is still raking in cash on Kickstarter, even though it’s been funded with time left to spare. Producer at Larian Studios David Walgrave has been interviewed about the game for about an hour, while some pre-alpha gameplay rolls on in the background. Check it out here.

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GOG.com has opened pre-orders for Divinity: Dragon Commander, an action strategy spin-off to the Larian RPG franchise. Check out some gameplay footage from late February to get you in the mood. The $45 title is $5 aherad of its expected July 2 launch. Dragon Commander is only one of a couple of Divinity games hitting the digital distributor this year; Kickstarted core entry Original Sin is also on the way.

The Kickstarter for Divinity: Original Sin has been successfully funded. It will now be released for Mac and Linux, and new stretch goals and rewards have been announced. With 17 days to go in the campaign, Larian has added the ability to fund the game through PayPal as well. You can have a look at the new stretch goals below or through the link. Divinity: Original Sin is expected in November.

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Larian Studios has announced in a Kickstarter update that Divinity: Original Sin and Divinity: Dragon Commander will both be released on GoG.com. So far, 7,067 backers have pledged $310,159 toward the $400,000 Kickarter goal and there are still a good 21 days left on the clock. More reward tiers and goals have also been outlined, and you can find them through the link. An Original Sin gameplay trailer is below, and it’s a condenced version of the Kickstarter video. Divinity: Original Sin is expected in November 2013 on PC, with Linux and Mac versions pending.

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Larian Studios wants your help to make Divinity: Original Sin as good as it can be.

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Larian Studios has released a new trailer for Divinity: Dragon Commander, which gives the viewer a nice glimpse at the PC strategy title. Head below for a watch to find out why the developer is calling the title a “dragons-with-jetpacks experience.” The website is now also open for business, so you should check that out as well. The game is targeted for a May or June release on PC, and the Mac “may be later” than the PC release.

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This rare glance behind the scenes shows Larian Games at a weekly review meeting for Divinity: Original Sin, discussing the pros and cons of its latest build as the action RPG is pummelled into shape.

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Purveyor of primarily older titles, GoG.com, is offering a bundle that includes titles in the Divinity RPG series. The price? How ever much you see fit to pay for it.

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A Divinity Anthology Collector’s Edition has been announced for limited release in celebration of the series’ 10th anniversary.

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Swen Vincke, founder of Larian Studios, has said the firm still has no leads on who made off with two PCs containing builds of Divinity: Dragon Commander and Divinity: Original Sin at gamescom.

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A $5,000 is being offered for stolen PCs at gamescom containing Divinity: Dragon Commander and Divinity: Original Sin builds. The two PCs were stolen from Larian’s booth in the business hall at gamescom, containing early builds of the aforementioned games. Larian is offering the reward as an incentive for information leading to the identification of the culprit and return of the PCs. The team is currently using backup PCs at the event in the meantime, so if you anyone has any information on the stolen tech, head over to Business Hall 4.2, Booth A-16 to let the team know.

You know it’s getting close to go time when a multitude of gamescom notices start popping up in your inbox.

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Classic isometric RPG Divine Divinity has been re-released on Steam, giving developer Larian Studios a chance to ruin the lives of a whole new generation of gamers. No, I’m not being snarky; check out the announcement trailer through the break.

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Larian Studios has released a set of screenshots for Divinity: Original Sin showing the game and the adventure editor. It also released a video which provides you with an inside look at the game’s development. The game is in development for PC and Mac and is slated for release in 2013. Watch the video below. Shots will be added shortly.

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Larian Studios is going back to basics with the latest entry in the Divinity series, with a return to isometric view and traditional gameplay.

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Divinity developers Larian Studios will show off its new, secret title at E3 this year, and to get you salivating for it, the studio has released a teaser video. It mainly shows the developers discussing the game with one another in meetings and brainstorming sessions, but you can’t hear what they are saying. At one point, you can see character art on the wall which look a bit fantasy-ish. It’s hard to tell really. Maybe it’s a new Divinity title. Maybe not. We’ll all find out next month.

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