The world of Rivellon has a lot more than a library of books to its name, though. The game also has a great sense of humour and your choice of dialogue can affect certain things within the story. ThereвЂ™s plenty more to this well put together storyline, and books found within the world of Rivellon further flesh out some of its characters and back story.

But obviously, you soon have all the characteristics, such as the spooky white eyes and the mind reading ability of said Dragon Knight, having become one yourself. In Ego Draconis, you begin the game (after creating a hero from an embarrassingly small amount of options) as you experience the hardship and trials of becoming a Dragon Slayer. Aurally, the music is generally wonderful and the voice acting ranges from excellent to cringe-worthily bad. The armour of the lead character is also up there with the most detailed I have ever seen in a game, and the new camera that sits closer behind him really shows off this immense detail. In fact, despite suffering from some nasty pop-up at times, both Ego Draconis and Flames of Vengeance are gorgeous looking games, with their rich variation of locations, lighting and occasionally beautiful environmental touches such as the very glassy and reflective ice. Those who played the initial release will quickly notice that the framerate is now mostly stable and some of the unintentional comedy animations now look a whole lot more natural. You can add charms to weapons and armour, which give off various helpful perks. The framerate stuttered often and the animations just werenвЂ™t up to scratch, but if youвЂ™ve been wondering what the developer, Larian Studios, has been doing all of this time, well this mostly stunning package is the answer. But letвЂ™s focus on the beautifully redone Divinity II.Дivinity II: Ego Draconis had its fair share of problems when it was initially released. Also included on the disc of The Dragon Knight Saga is Flames of Vengeance, a 15 hour expansion that gives you the opportunity to take your high levelled character from Ego Draconis into a brand new adventure. This newly released version of Divinity II: Ego Draconis is a lot more than that, though. I didnвЂ™t get around to playing the original release of Divinity II either, despite it being a part of my collection, but with the release of this newly re-mastered version, I tasked myself with taking on the job of reviewing it and managed to lose myself in the world of Rivellon. I have a confession to make: I donвЂ™t play RPGвЂ™s that often, although when I do get around to playing one I can quite easily get lost in its world. Publisher вЂ“ Focus Home Interactive вЂ“ Developer вЂ“ Larian Studios вЂ“ Genre вЂ“ Action RPG вЂ“ Players вЂ“ 1 вЂ“ Age Rating вЂ“ 12+ вЂ“ Other console/handheld formats вЂ“ N/A

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