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.

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.

One thing that everyone can agree upon when it comes to Dragon Age: Inquisition is that the game is big. Like, crazy big. The Hinterlands alone is approximately the size of North Dakota.

Interesting underground twist on the main Dragon Age: Inquisition campaign; Extremely challenging and forces tactical thinking during battles; Regularly majestic visuals jazz up the caves and caverns

Turns into something of a grind with overly drawn-out combat; Close-quarters combat in the tunnels of the Deep Roads can be chaotic and monotonous; New NPCs don't have much to say; No connection with the main Dragon Age: Inquisition campaign

Even with its nasty hard combat, it still took me less than ten hours to complete The Descent and its side missions. Though the loot I snagged has kept me from completely regretting the time I invested in The Descent, I don't feel like it's the best Dragon Age has to offer.

Good loot; Challenging

Muddled story; Bland environments; Slightly repetitive

Dragon Age: Inquisition is a humongous game that one play through is not enough to explore the continent of Thedas. The game is aesthetically pleasing; has a great storyline; and good replay ability. Overall, Bioware has developed one of the best games of the year.

(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

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...

Dragon Age: Inquisition builds upon many of the traditions that made the series so beloved by role-players over the years, while also setting its own path and creating a new game that can – and often does – stand apart in many ways from everything that came before.

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

The latest from BioWare begs the question - can Dragon Age: Inquisition breathe life into the franchise and reignite its glory? BioWare's first Dragon Age role playing game, Origins, quickly earned itself a legion of fans, boasting the company's trademark deep story, well drawn characters and an...

Vast world; Intricate story; Compelling characters; Engaging combat; Terrific environments

Can be overwhelming at first; Some mundane quests