Summary: Let’s be honest, here. I loved Dragon Age: Origins . When I heard they were making a sequel, I was all over it.
Pros: Good voice acting, Updated graphics – while character designs seem uglier, background graphics and sound effects are downright stunning, particularly in night sequence...
Cons: This is decidedly NOT, Dragon Age: Origins or Awakenings., It’s all hunt and fetch tasks – no real plot for the most part. And what the plot is, you won’t like., Comp...
Excerpt: Those of you clamoring for more adventures with Hawke and his merry band of murderers from Dragon Age 2 can finally rejoice, as EA rolls out the first major piece of DLC
Pros: + Great story, + Solid Loot, + Interesting characters
Cons: Wish it was a bit longer, AI pathing issues with final boss
Conclusion: You return home after this battle for a brief but heartfelt moment of nostalgia. It's unfortunate that this gentle postlude is betrayed by the routine encounters and...
Pros: New, roomier environments to explore, Combat remains entertaining, Some nice story moments.
Cons: Annoying sound glitches, Some enemy encounters are bugged, Final boss is broken in multiple ways.
Excerpt: It’s difficult for sequels, I mean, look at what happened with Matrix Reloaded. Dragon Age II could easily be seen as a quick buck, with BioWare capitalising on the...
Summary: : Dragon Age II is one of those games that manages to make several notable improvements over its predecessor while also managing to shoot itself in the foot along the
Review: Dragon Age II: Mark of the Assassin (Microsoft Xbox 360)
Diehard GameFAN
24 May 2011
Summary: : Dragon Age II: Mark of the Assassin basically feels like a plug for the Redemption web series as much as an expansion piece, and while there’s definitely enjoyment to