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Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: Atlus
Category: Role-Playing

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The tale of the last Dragon Knight, filled with highflying action - on foot and across the skies as a dragon - and heartwrenching drama, comes to Xbox360 with enhancements, additions, and much more. Over 100 hours of deep action RPG gameplay offer genre fans tremendous value.

The complete Divinity II saga in one package: With the remastered Ego Draconis and its thrilling conclusion Flames of Vengeance together on one jampacked disc (along with all previously released DLC), The Dragon Knight Saga offers over 100 hours of rich fantasy roleplaying and gamers' first chance to experience the entire Divinity II adventure from start to finish!
Wage war as human and dragon: You begin the adventure as a human Dragon Slayer but are soon transformed into a Dragon Knight with the ability to change into dragon form at will. From here, perspectives shift as both your skills and objectives adapt to encompass the concerns of land and air, human and dragon.
Dynamically unfolding storyline: Apart from your primary mission, the open land of Rivellon and its many secrets and surprises lie in wait for the daring explorer. Every nook and cranny potentially hides a new path to explore. Take on over 180 missions, and watch the storyline change according to your choices and skills.

Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga 4.5 10 2 2

Good game with a decent story until the end. . . At first I was wary of this game when it was just Ego Draconis. I had read all the reviews and it wasnt exactly glowing. But recently I wanted to play a knew game and out of three cheaper ones I chose the Dragon Knight saga since I thought it would have been the best value for the money. Playing the game I was enthralled with the quests and the characters and the humor that was laced throughout the game. However, after getting nearly 20 hours into Ego Draconis I was level 30, and I entered the final area that they do not warn you, you cannot leave once you enter. So forget about leveling up or getting new equipment. Once i finally reached the end I discovered I was severely under powered and after hours of searching online for hints to anything that would help the only advice I could find was to be a spellcaster and to start over. That in my opinon is terrible game design. Im not knew to these types of games, but there is usually a clear warning that you wont be able to leave, and even then usually chances to level up or get new equipment. Also rarely is a certain play style required to beat a game. So frustrated after hours and hours of trying to beat the final area, I loaded up flames of vengeance. I made my character exactly as he was and chose advanced customization because you have to beat the first game in order to use your old character. I found the game enjoyable once again, doing little fetch quests and slowly leveling up. However, around level 41 I discovered certain quests wouldnt acitvate or work. Eventually forcing me to decide to go to the final mission. There are two choices, I made both and had different save files, the good choice makes it harder to beat the zepplin area but the last boss easier. . .I assume because I cant beat the Zepplin area. So I went with the bad choice and the Zepplin area was a piece of cake, but the final boss fight is impossible. I had hit another snag. I couldnt beat the final bosses. Normally I dont get annoyed with things like this because normally in games there are fairly easy ways to improve your character or a weakness the bosses possess to win. After another several hours of trying to reactivate older quests to try and level up more and trying to get better equipment I finally gave up after losing horribly repeatable times. The game is fun up until the end or until you reach quests you cannot activate because of a glitch in the game. Because of these last hiccups I would suggest getting this on computer and using cheats to either get infinite health or something because your enjoyment of this game WILL be reuined by the ending difficulty which is the same even if you turn it down to Casual. 7/6/11

Much Better Effort In Short this game is head and shoulders above the first effort Larian studios put out. At 39.99 it is a reasonable price point to get lots of gaming without breaking the bank. 4/16/11

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