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.

Dragon Age Origins took many RPG fans by immense surprise, with its lengthy story, fascinating characters, brilliant control scheme and et cetera. Unfortunately, its second installment was the exact opposite.

Strong Story and Characters; Choices Have Greater Consequences; Simple or Complicated Features; Combat is Well Balanced; Looks beautiful on the PC; Open World; Vast Amounts of Content

Tactical Camera; Can't Customize All Control Inputs; Micro-transactions for MP; Needs More TLC for PC Players

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.

Overall this game is amazing and makes up for the missteps of Bioware's previous two games (Dragon Age 2 and Mass Effect 3) and if you have a spare 100 hours this game is a must buy and really is a game you have to experience for yourself.

Dragon Age Inquisition is a must play RPG on the PS4 that successfully takes the best out of both previous games to create sword and sorcery perfection

As hard as BioWare has tried, the Dragon Age games have never quite been able to eclipse the company's past triumphs. The Baldur's Gate , Neverwinter Nights , Star Wars: The Old Republic , and Mass Effect series not only evinced the developer's ability to break new ground, but build off features...

Dragon Age: Inquisition continues the legacy of the Dragon Age franchise with a breathtaking game world full of locations, romance, activities and plenty of combat. Available on the new generation of consoles (Xbox One and PS4) along with the old it's available to all gamers. With the thi...

Fleshed out game world feels alive – Great writing – Dragon battles

Long load times – Clunky UI elements

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 combines the storytelling BioWare is known for, with deep RPG gameplay, all on a brand new RPG game engine underpinned by EA's Frostbite 2 technology.

With the upcoming holiday season everyone is looking for that special gift to give that will be so perfect they win Christmas. At least, that's what I assume everyone's intention is with gift giving.