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2002 PC 4.99 € 👍 88 % Very positive, 3,532 reviews on Steam

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.

What defines Divine Divinity:

  • Strong character progression
  • Fantasy setting
  • Open world
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for Divine Divinity are Two Worlds, The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall and Venetica. 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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Two Worlds

94 %

2007 PCXbox 14.79 € 👍 77 % Mostly positive, 5,594 reviews on Steam

  • Open world
  • Fantasy setting
  • Strong character progression

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.

The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

Open world

Daggerfall is a vast sandbox RPG with a huge, procedurally filled world of cities and dungeons. You create your own class, join guilds and factions, and approach the main quest however you like.

Venetica

Open world

Play as Scarlett, daughter of Death, exploring a fantastical Venice and its surroundings, fighting in real time and growing supernatural powers to stop an undead necromancer.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Special Edition

Lots to discover

A vast, freely explorable northern fantasy land where you play the Dragonborn and chart your own course through quest lines, dungeons, magic and swordplay. The Special Edition adds improved visuals and a foundation for countless mods.

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind

Lots to discover

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.

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 II

Open world

An open-world fantasy RPG with very free character development, spell crafting and magic cards. The story of fighting Gandohar mainly serves as a backdrop to exploring the world.

The Elder Scrolls: Arena

Open world

The first Elder Scrolls game sends you across a huge, procedurally generated Tamriel to free the imprisoned emperor. Dungeon crawling, towns and freeform character building laid the foundation for later open-world RPGs.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Lots to discover

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.

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