Digging into Vincke’s blog over the past few years reveals some of the studio’s thinking on the series. The monetary argument for making another is clear, then – and it’s got strong creative backing, since the most recent Divinity games thrive on an extraordinary level of interactivity that only gets deeper with each entry. The sequel had sold over a million copies in two and a half months, and generated $85 million in revenue in 2017 according to SuperData Research. Divinity: Original Sin sold 160,000 copies within its first week, becoming Larian’s fastest-selling game and making the studio critical darlings overnight.
There’s an obvious option here we’re not going to tiptoe around. Which is exactly the kind of eccentric questline the studio would come up with. For now, we’re delving into the history of Larian to find out what it can tell us about the studio’s future.
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