Divine Divinity stands head and shoulders above the competition in sheer good heartedness. And if any RPG stands a chance of bringing new fans to the genre, this is the one. Never taking itself too seriously, the story draws you into the game, and never lets you go. A gentle learning curve, an easy inventory interface, a virtually seamless world to play in, and dozens of quests and hundreds of choices in how to handle them. Dialogs are spiced with humor; monsters have their own quirky personalities; there are parodies of real life situations and historical events, all backed with a musical score that could be a bestseller all by itself.