Coming less than a year-and-a-half after its predecessor -- and in the wake of widespread acclaim over Bioware's Mass Effect 2 -- Dragon Age 2 comes with the baggage of expectation and apprehension that seems requisite for all major developers, especially one that has become as prolific as the...

Characterizations are incredible; Conversations are deeply engrossing; Production design is much improved over predecessor

Overall story lacks direction; Dungeon types repeat endlessly; Combat is decidedly uneven

Tato hra je k pokračování Dragon Age: Prameny (Origins), kde se ocitnete v roli uprchlíka Hawkea. Z Hawkeyho se během 10ti let stane nejvýznamnější osoba své doby a také se stane šampiónem Kirkwallu.

Dragon Age II manages to be the same great epic as its forebear in terms of sheer scale and ambition, while packing in superior visuals, improved gameplay and a stronger grasp on its own unique identity.

Hey all, This game is unreal... Very, Very good. Somewhat different and advanced from the original, and it is a positive step in the series, but regardless, it is on its own an AMAZING game. Just BEWARE, this listing for the Signature Edition is misleading.

Dragon Age II returns to Thedas to chart the journey of Hawke in this high fantasy RPG, Tom Hoggins finds that first impressions can be deceiving...

Dragon Age 2 is the stand out example in its genre. Everything from its incredible plot line to its simply mind blowing combat is delivered to absolute perfection. It's not often a game delivers in every department, but Bioware have managed to pull it off.

Saving the world has become an integral part of RPG narrative arcs over the years, so when this small feature in the story is omitted, one can't help but feel that things are just a little bit off.

Two years ago, BioWare amazed RPG players with their incredible game, Dragon Age: Origins. The game was truly a work of art. Now, in 2011, we finally get our hands on the much anticipated sequel, Dragon Age II.

+ Fast; fun game play; + Nice visuals; + Beautiful music; + Extensive skill trees; + Great presentation

Sometimes too simplistic; Not much variety in early quests; Just doesn’t have that epic feel; Not much customization for party members

I guess people liked the origin stories in the first game so much that BioWare went ahead and made the sequel one giant origin story that cuts short just before it actually goes anywhere. It's as if someone made a Batman movie that ended with Bruce Wayne putting on his costume for the first time.

Games Xtreme joins Hawke's rise to power as the Champion of Kirkwall, in the sequel to Dragon Age.