Divinity: Original Sin II Definitive Edition - Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite

I'm so happy that Limited Run could bring us this fantastic game in a physical version. I've sunk many hours into Divinity on the PS4 and am now very glad to be able to own this on the Switch, where I can take it on the go. I'm not a big fan of buying digital games if I can avoid it, so being able to get this game on an actual cartridge has been a delight.

Despite all the crashed I went through (maybe 1 per hour), I am extremely grateful for the team to make this available on the Switch. I played this about 98% in handheld mode and it worked really well. Sometimes enemies were slow to start their move but it was all very reasonable. I didn't play this on PC before but I can tell how much easier it'd be to play on PC. Still, the team did a perfect job on the port. Great job!

The game itself is a legendary CRPG throwback to the old days of computer gaming, with deeply satisfying combat, superbly-designed quests, and an engaging story tying it all together. Its availability on Switch is icing on the cake, as the game lends itself well to Nintendo's hybrid console. With PC cross-saves, you really cannot go wrong with this title. The physical edition is, in my view, well-worth the mark-up (the digital version is $50) due to the inclusion of a wonderful instruction booklet and the ability to save precious storage space on your Switch or SD card.

“ mmmmmmhhhmmmmmm ooh ya bb thas right...” are the words that go through my mind and out my mouf when I see and feel and smell and think about this game and the case it came to me it. Half way to rock solid is how I feel “down there” when I slide the slick smooth case against my equally smooth face check. First on the left cheek now the right. Again and again. Very nice indeed ooh yes. Hehe. Feel gud man. I do like. Daddy likey he do. Heh so I continue to slip and slide the game nestled within its slick and smooth and cool case against my cheeks one after the other after the other after another then a nother and nother. When will I stop? Maybe never hehe

First let me say..great game, lots of content. It is a turn based RPG though, so be warned. However it is accessible for every skill level. Explorer is the easy difficulty, classic is normal, tactician is hard. Also there is a noticeable downgrade going from docked to handheld mode. The lower resolution results in the game looking blurry in certain spots, but not to a problematic degree. On the plus side the Switch and the Switch Lite relatively small screens are capable of handling everything you need to see without feeling cramped. Even the on-screen text is easy to see in handheld mode. Divinity: Original Sin II Definitive Edition is a masterpiece and a dream come true for RPG fans. Definitely worth buying, as it has plenty hours of gameplay for your money.

Absolutely love this game and I think its so cool to have an alternate artwork version from Best Buy. It's published by Limited Run Games but specifically BB has an alt artwork and I like it better than the original. Plus its a much lower production run than most any games so it'll be harder to find in time, raising its value. Totally recommend picking it up over the digital version.

Good game but the controls are janky compared to playing on a PC. Cross play works, but you have to make sure Steam is updated on your PC or else you'll start further back in your saves on the Switch version.

The attention to detail is so obvious in this game. The narrative, the player-driven loop, the depth of detail to each character, the fact that it's fully voice-acted, I'm blown away by this game. The gameplay takes a minute to get used to, but it is so worth the time investment.