The release aims to draw in players who haven’t experienced the game on older platforms, highlighting continued relevance in the RPG scene.

Divinity: Original Sin 2 is launching on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S with a free upgrade for current owners on PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, including a trailer introducing the edition.

The upgrade emphasizes higher resolution and smoother frame rates to align with modern console hardware, with expectations of a target 60fps.

The article notes a positive effect on player counts and anticipates a long tail similar to Baldur’s Gate 3 as new content lands.

Developed by the same studio behind Baldur’s Gate 3, the game invites both new and returning players to explore Rivellon solo or in co-op.

A new trailer and FAQ address accessibility, multiplayer, and story continuity for the Definitive Edition.

The premise centers on a godless world where forbidden magic triggers conflict with the Magisters of the Divine Order, with deeper secrets that threaten everyone.

Robert Ramsey (ShogunRok) wrote the piece as a Push Square assistant editor with a long-standing interest in PlayStation games and RPGs, and invites reader engagement in the comments.

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Game Informer gave DOS:2 a strong early review score, underscoring its status as a highly regarded, reflexive RPG rooted in tabletop roots.

The piece includes author credits and situates the article within its publication context.

Larian Studios leverages its Baldur’s Gate 3 momentum to position the Divinity refresh as part of its broader lineup and ongoing projects.