Dragon Age: Inquisition is a fantasy game. That word-fantasy-is a sort of shorthand, with a bunch of connotations. The word suggests to us that this game has dragons, and elves, and magic. There will be knights, monsters, and probably an evil witch or two.

Dragon Age: Inquisition makes up for the disappointment of Dragon Age II spectacularly with a great story, deep characters, massive lands to traverse and hundreds of quests to get your teeth into. It may be a little rough around the edges in parts, but Bioware have really outdone themselves here.

Bioware games have settled into a consistent pattern over the past decade or so: Step 1: Allow the player to create their own character. Step 2: Add rich, endearing, well-written, and highly date-able companions. Step 3: Create iffy game mechanics that may (or may not) work well.

Cassandra's fangirl outburst

The persistent feeling that I had accidentally launched World of Warcraft

This is the RPG Xbox One owners have been waiting for. This dwarfs both Dragon age games by eons. I am 50 hours in and feel I have only really scratched the surface of this game. There is so much to explore and do that I KNOW I will have many play throughs to look forward to.

Not had much time to play but it seems o.k. the graphics are good the menu is easy to use. Overall happy with it.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third entry into BioWare's highly regarded original fantasy role-playing world and it was met with high expectations. The anticipation speaks to the pedigree of the series, for BioWare has few peers in the genre, much of it was fueled by curiosity as to whether Dragon...

Beautiful environments; engaging companions; challenging combat

Incompetent party AI; minor bugs and occasional crashes; flat villain and story

" Dragon Age: Inquisition " is a big answer to those who didn't care for Dragon Age 2; and is also a great introduction to the series for new players. The game plays well, looks great and has a huge amount to do, whilst the influence/ power mechanic really encourages you to go deeper into the game...

Dragon Age: Inquisition is BioWare's latest multi-platform RPG sequel, and after the second instalment failed to meet fan expectations, it's under a significant amount of scrutiny. So has the developer listened to player feedback and returned the franchise to its triumphant roots?

Absolutely astonishing game, great graphics and the overall feel is so smooth and really enjoyable. Storyline is enthralling and gets you hooked within the first hour of game play (of which there are many) absolute best bioware game yet! 10/10

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.