RPG’s tend to come in a variety of region specific flavours. For example, the Japanese RPG usually places you in the role of a teenage boy with a silly haircut, attempting to save the world from some dark force, more often than not through the medium of turn-based combat. American RPG’s often give you a high degree of customisation in your characters, and focus mostly on action-based combat, giving you direct control over the character as they attempt to save the world. The British RPG is, well… Fable. But people often forget the European RPG, such as today’s subject, Divinity 2: Ego Draconis. And with good reason, too. (continue reading…)