Divinity: Original Sin 2 vs Sea of Stars
Sea of Stars is the cheaper of the two right now at ~US$32.99, US$5.50 less than Divinity: Original Sin 2. Per hour played the cheaper one loses: Divinity: Original Sin 2 costs US$0.64/h against US$1.10/h for Sea of Stars — 60h to beat versus 30h. Steam players rate Divinity: Original Sin 2 higher: 96% positive against 92%.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 vs Sea of Stars, side by side
| Metric | Divinity: Original Sin 2 | Sea of Stars |
|---|---|---|
| Price now | ~US$38.49 | ~US$32.99 |
| All-time low | not recorded | not recorded |
| Steam rating | 96% positive | 92% positive |
| Hours to beat | 60h | 30h |
| Cost per hour | US$0.64/h | US$1.10/h |
| Players | Up to 4 co-op, split-screen supported | Local co-op (up to 3) |
| Available on | Steam, GOG | Steam |
| Released | 2017, Larian Studios | 2023, Sabotage Studio |
Pick Divinity: Original Sin 2 if
The blueprint that led to Baldur's Gate 3. It is a CRPG by Larian Studios, 2017, and takes about 60 hours. The catch: act 2 difficulty spike stops many first runs. Full Divinity: Original Sin 2 price breakdown.
Pick Sea of Stars if
Gorgeous modern take on classic SNES-era RPGs. It is a Turn-based RPG by Sabotage Studio, 2023, and takes about 30 hours. The catch: story is charming but fairly predictable. Full Sea of Stars price breakdown.
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