Summary: Dragon Age: Origins is the first in a new franchise from role-playing powerhouse BioWare, and while its swords ‘n’ sorcery setting may, at first glance, appear to be...
Pros: Well-written characters and story line; challenging but not frustrating tactical battles; hours of content.
Cons: A huge graphical leap backward from Mass Effect; unabashedly tailored toward experienced RPG players.
Summary: But we are really needle picking here obviously. As I mentioned before, Dragon Age: Origins is a very ambitious game with everything it tries to incorporate from the...
Conclusion: It contains every important element to make a perfect action rpg and molds them better of any other game. However there are still a few issues that need to be corrected....
Excerpt: Dragon Age: Origins is a proud addition to Bioware's top games list and an essential item every RPG player should have in his collection. With such a vast universe, deep...
Conclusion: For fans of fantasy RPGs cooked almost to perfection, step right up and ring fence a few weekends – this dragon‘s den is one you‘ll be glad to be invited to.
Conclusion: As I sit down and look through the game, broken down in pieces and put under a scope, I realize that something is amiss. The title excels at nothing, and every aspect of...
Conclusion: Video games that are “epic” in both senses of the word - “awesomeness” and “invoking a heroic poem” - form the upper echelon of gaming: Okami , The Legend of...
Pros: Enhanced classic BioWare gameplay, Epic storyline and personable characters, Tactics system, Lots of conversational humor, Rich culture, history, and religion...
Conclusion: The characters exude life and soul despite the game’s clunky animations and less than stellar voice acting – that’s the power of Bioware’s effective writing. The...
Conclusion: It's still a fantastic game, though, and Bioware is to be commended for taking what could have been a tired fantasy setting and injecting just enough newness into it to...