The problem with the story in Beyond Divinity -- advertised as “deep and detailed” on the game’s web site -- is that there isn’t really one. It’s not like you start out soulbound to the deathknight and from there find yourself in the middle of more ominous dealings. The entire campaign is about escaping from the soulbinding, and so while the game has four acts, there could just as easily be two or 20 instead. It’s just a matter of how many hoops you have to jump through to finish the game. If you like character depth or great story arcs, then Beyond Divinity isn’t the game for you.