Dragon Age: Inquisition Review

Given the choice between fantasy and science fiction, I'm more likely to sway towards science fiction and the foreign galaxies that allow for alien races, intergalactic laser fighting, and BioWare's admittedly fantastic ability to weave the familiar with unknown races and forces in the Mass Effect...

Highly engaging combat; Switching between party members on the fly; Loads of varied abilities and magic; Deep skill trees; satisfying rhythm to leveling up; Vast; well-written world to explore; Bioware's dialog choice-based gameplay; Ease of access for newcomers; Fantastic story; art; and sound...

System-crashing bugs; Bioware's dialog choice-based gameplay

Dragon Age: Inquisition PlayStation 4

It is definitely a continuing story for Dragon Age. The initial graphics and game play are rough but it gets better after the opening sequence. Graphics are not comparable to other PS4 games but are no where near the worst. Game play is a little clunky but the options for storyline great.

Dragon Age: Inquisition (PlayStation 4) Review

The first Dragon Age was critically acclaimed, and rightly so. It set up a rich and fantastic world with highly likeable characters, combining a truly epic story and a great combat system. The second jumped across the world and changed everything, from the style of the combat to the cast.

Dragon Age: Inquisition Review

(This review may contain some mild SPOILERS with regards to the early part of the game and characters) Starting any new game can be a daunting prospect and this is particularly true of an RPG.

Huge depth and broad character back stories; Cinematic cutscenes to rival Hollywood; Beautifully realised environments

That initial uphill struggle before things open up; Combat is a touch unwieldy; The maps are next to useless