#divine divinity

Useless rpgs recs. Rpgs where you can own/buy a home

(an update of this post, I will post castles, forts and magical locations separately)

Arcanum of Steamworks and Magick Obscura: I am pretty sure you can live in any empty house, even if it is not technically yours.

Cyberpunk 2077: You can own several apartments.

Divine Divinity: You can purchase a house.

Dragon Age 2: You can reclaim your old family house, and until then you live in your uncle's house.

Dragon's Dogma 2: You can buy a house.

Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen: You have a house in your starting city.

Enderal: You can purchase two houses.

Fable games: You can purchase multiple houses.

Fallout games: I think you can own a house at least in Fallout 3 and Fallout 4.

Gamedec: You already own an apartment.

Greedfall: You already own a house.

Pendula Swing: You already own a house, on an island. You will also inherit an apartment in the city and you can decide to keep it or give it away.

Skyrim: You can buy a house or a land, where you can then build and furnish your own house.

The Witcher 3: You get a house with vineyard as a quest and can repair it with another quest

Oblivion: You can own a house.

Forgot two:

Kult: Heretic Kingdoms: You can buy two houses in the two main cities

started playing Beyond Divinity because I found out that the next game WASNT divinity 2: ego draconis.

hee hee~ whoops! Anyways, I'm still in the dungeons but I'm already coming up with my current character, Larke.

He got brain damage when he was caught during his first escape attempt, so now he's very lovey dovey with the death knight he's been soul-bound to.

Also imo the deathknight has the personality of a league of legends player / call of duty player, and is constantly calling Larke slurs. He's a demon from hell, what did you expect?