If you’ve been impatiently waiting for Divinity: Original Sin II‘s August release on console, then you’re in luck. Yesterday, Microsoft accidentally announced that the game will be available Wednesday, May 16th on Xbox Game Preview.
Yesterday, Microsoft’s in-home press site Xbox Wire included the popular roleplaying game on its list of games to be released this upcoming week, but it was quickly removed. Publication Windows Central reached out to developer Larian Studios on Twitter who confirmed that the game will be joining Xbox Game Preview this week. They added that the console trailer, as well as pricing information, will be revealed on Monday, May 14th.
Divinity: Original Sin II was originally fully funded through a Kickstarter campaign in less than twelve hours, and it sold over a million copies just a few months after its release in 2017.
Back in April, Larian Studios announced that Divinity: Original Sin II will make its way onto PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in August 2018 after previously being available for Windows on Steam. Meanwhile, those who want to check out the original game in the series can grab it via Amazon.
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