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

Having not played the other Dragon Age games, I was concerned I might struggle to get into this game. I was pleasantly surprised, though. Admittedly I am still coming to terms with some aspects of the game, even at 100+hrs in, but I am thoroughly enjoying the storyline, scenery and character...

satisfied with the product and service

A great Dragon Age game. Need some time to really take it all in. Well worth a buy and will keep you going for a while

The Hero of Ferelden. The Champion of Kirkwall. These are titles cemented in Dragon Age entries of past. And now Dragon Age: Inquisition presents you with another savior whose legend you shall surely remember: the Herald of Andraste.

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

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.

It's difficult for any developer to create a swords-and-sandals action-RPG experience nowadays without instant comparisons to genre touchstone Skyrim. When you throw dragons into the mix, as BioWare has with Dragon Age: Inquisition, the comparison becomes inevitable.