Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/divinity-original-sin-2/id1458655678 Divinity - Original Sin 2 Larian Studios READ BEFORE PURCHASE: This is a next-gen iPad game, and WILL NOT WORK on any device not listed below. Supported devices… TouchArcade Rating: $24.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsREAD BEFORE PURCHASE: This is a next-gen iPad game, and WILL NOT WORK on any device not listed below. Supported devices: - iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) - iPad Pro 11 (2022) - iPad (2022) - iPad Mini (2021) - iPad Pro 11 (2021) - iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) - iPad Air (2020) - iPad Pro 11 (2020) - iPad Pro 12.9 (2020) - iPad Pro 11 (2018) - iPad Pro 12.9 (2018) At least 18GB of free space is required to install the full game. Create a hero and change a world. A flesh-eating Elf, an Imperial Lizard or an Undead, risen from the grave? Discover how the world reacts differently to who - or what - you are. Gather your party and develop relationships with your companions. Blast your opponents in deep, tactical, turn-based combat. Use the environment as a weapon, use height to your advantage, and manipulate the elements themselves to seal your victory. Ascend as the god that Rivellon so desperately needs. Explore the vast and layered world of Rivellon alone or in a party of up to 4 players in drop-in/drop-out cooperative play. Go anywhere, unleash your imagination, and explore endless ways to interact with the world. - Play how you like. Featuring touch controls, mouse & keyboard, and with support for connected devices. - Venture alone, or as two players on a single device. Or, go online and play as a party of up to four. Drop in, drop out co-op means the choice is yours. - Seamless split-screen means two players can play at opposite ends of the world without any loading screens, whenever they like. - Invite, matchmake, and gain achievements through Game Center and use the iCloud for your savegames. - Cross-save across multiple devices, and cross-play between Mac and iPad. Play on the go, with a friend on Mac, for example! - Unlimited freedom to explore and experiment. Go anywhere, talk to anyone, and interact with everything! Kill any NPC without sacrificing your progress, and speak to every animal. Even ghosts might be hiding a secret or two… - Choose your race and origin. Choose from 6 unique origin characters with their own backgrounds and quests, or create your own as a Human, Lizard, Elf, Dwarf, or Undead. All choices have consequences. Information Seller:Larian Studios Genre:Role Playing Release:May 18, 2021 Updated:Nov 29, 2022 Version:3.6.74 Size:1.7 GB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,700 221 63 #2 agreen437, May 18, 2021 Not compatible with my device agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,700 221 63 #3 agreen437, May 18, 2021 Looking forward to playing next year Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,233 538 113 #4 Brightsiderus, May 18, 2021 Duh. It’s compatible only with IPad Pro. At least that’s what description said Boardumb Administrator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Apr 14, 2009 8,964 880 113 THE BOSS Sacramento, CA #5 Boardumb, May 18, 2021 I've also been told that the "New iPad Air (2020)" should be compatible. trystero Well-Known Member Aug 11, 2009 717 3 18 #6 trystero, May 18, 2021 I knew this was going to be an iPad release, but I’m still bummed I can’t boot this up on my 12 pro max Maybe someday… agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,700 221 63 #7 agreen437, May 18, 2021 I know just don’t have the correct iPad Pro I have a second generation iPad Pro oh well guess I’ll get it next year when I get a new iPad Pro JakConstantine Active Member Aug 14, 2014 36 0 6 Male #8 JakConstantine, May 18, 2021 Sadly not many people will buy it cause of the requirements are very high unless you have a compatible iPad and even then if you have an high end iPad you may as well gotten it for the PC which is the better version. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,714 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #9 squarezero, May 18, 2021 Here’s the funny thing. I can buy this game right now on my Switch Lite, which has a smaller and worse screen than my iPhone 12 (not to mention less poweful processors). But on iOS, Larian makes it iPad only. What gives? Alex DeLargest, downgrad3r and anthony78 like this. Gulash Member Mar 3, 2021 5 1 3 Male #10 Gulash, May 18, 2021 How run on iPad Air (2020)? sakara214ever Well-Known Member May 10, 2012 1,262 168 63 #11 sakara214ever, May 18, 2021 Oh and i was waiting for that skoptic Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2015 634 82 28 #12 skoptic, May 18, 2021 I picked this up on steam I presume (but don’t know!) because it’s a single spec, single screen size scenario? I know I’d prefer to develop for a single viewport and platform when I’m knee deep in acceptance criteria They may just be like Feral who bring it to smaller screens once it has had suitable dev and testing? (I think that is what happened to every release pre XCom2) skoptic Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2015 634 82 28 #13 skoptic, May 18, 2021 Is the desktop version different? This looks lovely on the iPad - very happy with initial impressions adin, AlexBi and Admiral Bison like this. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #14 JasonLL, May 18, 2021 Same here with my old 10.5 ….. but I don’t mind too much and I kinda wish the App Store had more “bleeding edge” games that compromise very little to nothing at all (although I know limited compatibility is probably not the greatest business decision). The screenshots look amazing and it does make me want to upgrade my device a bit more than before. If I were Apple I would actively help support a handful of higher end games with each hardware release cycle. Admiral Bison likes this. sharfaust Well-Known Member Jul 1, 2013 339 75 28 #15 sharfaust, May 18, 2021 I want to roll the dice and buy it, even though I have a iPad Air 3 (2019). But $24.99 is a risky dice roll. I don’t gamble often, if you can’t tell. ShinHadoukin Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 970 141 43 #16 ShinHadoukin, May 19, 2021 Man, whatever Ipad I got last year isn't compatible...man, disappointed. Oh well. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #17 stubbieoz, May 19, 2021 In a previous life I would have instantly bought this, as my 2018 iPad Pro is listed as being able to play it. But two reasons why nope, no more.. 1) I have the pc version waiting to be finished, (other games tend to get in the way), and... 2) My iPad runs on iOS and I’m not willing to gamble that in six months time, an Apple system update wont break it and sales don’t justify Larian fixing it. It has taken me a few years but I’ve finally realised (and experienced) that high price premium games are a risky purchase on iOS. downgrad3r, Admiral Bison and sharfaust like this. RomanReigns Well-Known Member Aug 28, 2014 73 1 8 #18 RomanReigns, May 19, 2021 Last edited: May 19, 2021 Bummer its not supported on iPad Pro 2017 10.5" . Also own an iPhone 12 Pro Max, so will wait for an iPhone update if it ever comes. Will keep playing console version till then. Guess devs dont wont my money, so be it Gambler likes this. Admiral Bison Well-Known Member Apr 26, 2016 100 5 18 #19 Admiral Bison, May 19, 2021 If iPhones had USB-C or USB-C Thunderbolt you could probably blow this game up on a monitor/big screen to play it. I feel Apple missed an handy feature there for displaying content out quickly without depending on airplay...but that’s another topic. I am VERY impressed by the game and looks crisp on the iPad’s large screen, come to think of it...I wonder if it will display out on a tv. *don’t mean to dig it in Admiral Bison Well-Known Member Apr 26, 2016 100 5 18 #20 Admiral Bison, May 19, 2021 2. Is a good point. You don’t want to spend heaps of money investing on a massive game library that in 5-6 years many of it is no longer available or able to run on your new and expansive iPad/iPhone. Apple is the one ultimately to blame. Updates are good, but what about legacy support or an environment for games/apps that are abandoned to be able to run. Like a backwards comparability? Just some other issues as to why it is hard for AA-AAA console/pc games to take off on mobile devices. Gambler likes this. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
I knew this was going to be an iPad release, but I’m still bummed I can’t boot this up on my 12 pro max Maybe someday…
I know just don’t have the correct iPad Pro I have a second generation iPad Pro oh well guess I’ll get it next year when I get a new iPad Pro
Sadly not many people will buy it cause of the requirements are very high unless you have a compatible iPad and even then if you have an high end iPad you may as well gotten it for the PC which is the better version.
Here’s the funny thing. I can buy this game right now on my Switch Lite, which has a smaller and worse screen than my iPhone 12 (not to mention less poweful processors). But on iOS, Larian makes it iPad only. What gives?
I picked this up on steam I presume (but don’t know!) because it’s a single spec, single screen size scenario? I know I’d prefer to develop for a single viewport and platform when I’m knee deep in acceptance criteria They may just be like Feral who bring it to smaller screens once it has had suitable dev and testing? (I think that is what happened to every release pre XCom2)
Is the desktop version different? This looks lovely on the iPad - very happy with initial impressions
Same here with my old 10.5 ….. but I don’t mind too much and I kinda wish the App Store had more “bleeding edge” games that compromise very little to nothing at all (although I know limited compatibility is probably not the greatest business decision). The screenshots look amazing and it does make me want to upgrade my device a bit more than before. If I were Apple I would actively help support a handful of higher end games with each hardware release cycle.
I want to roll the dice and buy it, even though I have a iPad Air 3 (2019). But $24.99 is a risky dice roll. I don’t gamble often, if you can’t tell.
In a previous life I would have instantly bought this, as my 2018 iPad Pro is listed as being able to play it. But two reasons why nope, no more.. 1) I have the pc version waiting to be finished, (other games tend to get in the way), and... 2) My iPad runs on iOS and I’m not willing to gamble that in six months time, an Apple system update wont break it and sales don’t justify Larian fixing it. It has taken me a few years but I’ve finally realised (and experienced) that high price premium games are a risky purchase on iOS.
Bummer its not supported on iPad Pro 2017 10.5" . Also own an iPhone 12 Pro Max, so will wait for an iPhone update if it ever comes. Will keep playing console version till then. Guess devs dont wont my money, so be it
If iPhones had USB-C or USB-C Thunderbolt you could probably blow this game up on a monitor/big screen to play it. I feel Apple missed an handy feature there for displaying content out quickly without depending on airplay...but that’s another topic. I am VERY impressed by the game and looks crisp on the iPad’s large screen, come to think of it...I wonder if it will display out on a tv. *don’t mean to dig it in
2. Is a good point. You don’t want to spend heaps of money investing on a massive game library that in 5-6 years many of it is no longer available or able to run on your new and expansive iPad/iPhone. Apple is the one ultimately to blame. Updates are good, but what about legacy support or an environment for games/apps that are abandoned to be able to run. Like a backwards comparability? Just some other issues as to why it is hard for AA-AAA console/pc games to take off on mobile devices.
