I ordered the pre-owned version today expecting it to work, only to find when I load the game up, after updating to see that disc can't be read. I check the disc to see some minor scratches and some mysterious dried white substance in the middle. I cleaned the disc and still can't be read!

The only really bad thing about this game is that it's prone to crashing. The crafting system makes shops pointless. Sidequests constantly devolve into go over there and fight those guys for me or deliver this potion for me. The main storyline stuff does get good but it's such a drag to get there.

The game has some potential but never achieves if due to being bogged down with an insane amount of generic and boring fetch and return quests and collections most of which you will need to do in order of level up because unlike the previous two games the enemies in DA:I are level locked and you...

Endings are difficult, but Trespasser shows that BioWare can get them right. The DLC is allowed to tell its own tale while better rounding off Inquisition's own, and at the same time set up story threads for the future.

Overwhelming would be the best way to describe the initial foray back into the world of Dragon Age. Your quest log can become gigantic as you struggle to decide whether to close rifts or hunt for that woman's missing jewellery.

I had been wandering through the Hinterlands – the first open zone of the game – for over 3 hours. The vast area filled with things to find, quests to complete, and places to discover had absolutely consumed me.

A huge and varied world to explore; filled with detail; The return of the Tactical View + the Frostbite engine's power = fantastic; visually engaging combat; Varied narrative choices – both within the game and in Dragon Age Keep – provide plenty of replay value

Mouse & Keyboard controls aren't optimised as well as the gamepad controls, While not mandatory, the Multiplayer suite isn't as fully realised as the single player, This now raises the expectations for the next Mass Effect game; Please don't falter, BioWare

Four stars for the main story, but the rest of the game brings it down to three stars for me. The main story itself is good but the game relies too much on repetitive side quests, that seem to just be there to keep the game going for as long as possible.

Introduction - Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third instalment of the Dragon Age series. The game currently is out for the Playstation 4, Playstation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC. This review will be based on the Playstation 4 game. Dragon Age: Inquisition is an action role-playing game.

Amazing Music and Sounds; With good story and Graphics

Some of the extra missions can be poor and boring

This game is 100/100 i played more than 100 hours of this game, there is so much to do. The story line can change depending what you say, and it covers, RPG, Fantasy, action, adventure. GREAT GAME YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.

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