Divinity: Original Sin

Divinity: Original Sin doesn't have a linear story, but rather allows players to choose their own paths through the adventure. Featuring two main characters--a condemned warrior and a heroine restored from the dead--players will navigate the story with decision-making in both the mechanical sense and with dialogue options. These two characters are both customizable in the beginning, and will converse with each other to different ends based on the skills and stats the player allots them in the beginning.

Divinity: Original Sin doesn't have a linear story, but rather allows players to choose their own paths through the adventure. Featuring two main characters--a condemned warrior and a heroine restored from the dead--players will navigate the story with decision-making in both the mechanical sense and with dialogue options. These two characters are both customizable in the beginning, and will converse with each other to different ends based on the skills and stats the player allots them in the beginning.

For an idea of how the story works, you begin with your two characters stumbling across a dead body with a note on it. You find that this person has been killed because he refused to do away with his zombified dogs; what do your characters think of this? You then proceed to try to solve this murder mystery.

Divinity: Original Sin's themes include solving disputes by looking at an issue from different sides, morality,

The game autosaves, but savepoints can be few and far between during some parts of the game.

The game is somewhat difficult, as it doesn't hold players' hands in the beginning--it will often take players a few restarts to get the hang of it so they can build their character's stats the way they would like.

Because co-op multiplayer is available, players can choose to play with strangers or with friends. Objectionable content via chat is always a concern in these scenarios.