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2002PC87 % positive4.99 €

An early Larian action RPG with a huge, freely explorable world, countless side quests and a classless character system that lets you blend warrior, mage and thief skills as you like.

  • Open world
  • Melee combat with weapons or fists
  • Strong character progression
  • Fantasy setting
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The closest matches for Divine Divinity are The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Exiled Kingdoms and The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Divine Divinity special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

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2006PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable94 % positive14.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Divine Divinity: an open world, lots to discover and deep character progression.

A vast, freely explorable Cyrodiil packed with guilds, side quests and dungeons, where you shape your character however you like. Its memorable guild questlines and quirky, charming NPCs keep this classic beloved.

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Exiled Kingdoms

Strong character progression

An old-school isometric action RPG with a large freely explorable world, factions and quests that involve choices. It focuses on character building, exploration and challenging combat.

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind

Strong character progression

A legendary open-world RPG set on the alien volcanic island of Vvardenfell, prized for its total freedom, bizarre world design and deep lore. With no quest markers, you navigate by directions, join factions and shape your character however you like.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

Strong character progression

This remaster of the RPG classic drops you into the vast province of Cyrodiil, where you roam freely, join guilds, shut Oblivion gates and shape your character however you like. Modernized visuals and refined mechanics give the cult favorite a fresh coat of paint.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Open world

A vast, freely explorable northern realm packed with dragons, dungeons and side quests, where you grow into any role simply by doing it – warrior, mage or thief. The joy lies in wandering off in any direction and stumbling into stories everywhere.

Gothic 3

Open world

A vast, freely explorable Myrtana under orc rule where you side with orcs, rebels, assassins or nomads and carve your own path through the world. The game is notoriously buggy but beloved for its atmosphere and Kai Rosenkranz's sweeping score.

Gothic II

Open world

A handcrafted, densely populated fantasy island where the Nameless Hero rises from weakling to champion, joins a faction, and has to earn every bit of progress the hard way. The cult classic thrives on its believable world, gruff dialogue and a superb sense of discovery.

Divinity II: Ego Draconis

Fantasy setting

A witty Larian action RPG where you play a Dragon Knight who fights on foot and can also transform into a dragon for aerial combat. Mind reading, quirky quests and plenty of hidden secrets make its take on Rivellon stand out.

Two Worlds

Fantasy setting

A sprawling open-world fantasy RPG where you search for your kidnapped sister across a huge, freely explorable land, juggling rival factions and upgrading gear by stacking duplicates. Rough around the edges and infamous for its stilted dialogue, but generous with freedom.

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