With D&D predominantly taking place in the collective imagination of its players, having adventures that would typically play out on sheets of paper suddenly brought to life in Divinity‘s gorgeous world is a real treat, and those with the time to sit down and do so will lose countless hours to the game. While I am nowhere near an adept enough DM to consider tackling crafting my own campaign, those who are will find plenty of options to fiddle around with, with them able to lay out scenery, NPCs, unique battles and craft their very own story for other players to tackle. Also: 5 Tips I Wish I Knew Before Starting Divinity: Original Sin 2

Simply put, it’s the most intricate Dungeons and Dragons experience you’ll find in a video game, and if you’re interested in seeing the tabletop game faithfully replicated in a virtual space then you’re going to want to experience it. The level of detail that developers Larian Studios have put into making this a possibility is it at once incredibly impressive and very daunting, with it allowing DMs to meticulously create their stories before allowing them to be playable. Let’s get the most obvious reason out of the way first: Divinity: Original Sin 2‘s Game Master mode will effectively allow you to become a Dungeon Master, leading your friends on a completely custom adventure of your own creation if you so wish.

It has the best Dungeons and Dragons mode of any game If you’re a D&D fan, here’s why you’ll love it, too: As a Dungeons and Dragons player, Divinity: Original Sin 2 has won me over with how well it replicates the hook of the enduring fantasy game.

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