Quick answers to common questions about the upcoming Divinity from Larian Studios. Where something has not been confirmed, that is stated plainly rather than guessed.
Questions and Answers
Question | Answer |
|---|---|
When does Divinity release? | No date has been announced. A paid early access phase is planned but is not expected to begin in 2026. |
How long will it take to make? | Larian is aiming for a three to four year development, shorter than the roughly six years Baldur's Gate 3 took. |
What platforms is it on? | PC (Windows) is confirmed. No other platforms have been announced. |
Is it turn-based or real time? | Turn-based, confirmed by director Swen Vincke. |
Is there co-op? | Yes. The game supports single player and cooperative multiplayer. The exact player count has not been confirmed. |
Is this a sequel to Divinity: Original Sin II? | It is the seventh Divinity game, but Larian has framed it as a fresh entry point rather than a direct sequel. |
Is it set in Rivellon? | Yes. Larian has confirmed Divinity is set in Rivellon, the world of the earlier games, while still welcoming newcomers. |
Do I need to play the older Divinity games first? | No. Larian has said the game is built to welcome newcomers. |
Is it the same as Baldur's Gate 3? | No. Baldur's Gate 3 is a separate series. Divinity is Larian's own franchise, and the new game is described as even larger in scope. |
What rules system does it use? | A new custom system built for the game rather than licensed tabletop rules. Larian owns the franchise and has full creative control. |
How big is it? | Larian calls it its biggest and most ambitious game yet, with a team of around 500 developers. |
How much will it cost? | Pricing and editions have not been announced. |
More Reading
For more, see the Divinity overview, Confirmed Gameplay and Features, Release Date and Platforms, and the Divinity Series background.