Love this age, I have played it through to the end a few times. The first Dragon age was a blast, they just get better.

great game, fast shipment

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

It's been three and a half years since Dragon Age 2 was released and a lot has come to pass in the gaming world in the meantime. Has Inquisition been worth the wait? I brought along enough food and drink to last me a couple of days, and travelled to Thedas in search of an answer.

Flying high on the wings of a dragon.

+ Epic narrative, + Streamlined/tactical gameplay, + Huge game world to explore, + So; Much; Content, + Powerful character creation

- Some glaring technical issues

BioWare is a developer well known for its epic RPG series such as Mass Effect and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic . Dragon Age: Inquisition marks the third major entry into the Dragon Age franchise that first appeared back in 2009 with Dragon Age: Origins .

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?

Dragon Age Inquisition was nothing short of breathtaking. It was hard not to love anything and everything the game presented, showcased in pregame Twitch releases or experienced personally with the gameplay. With tons of content to cover, let's start with gameplay.

With franchises like Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Mass Effect under its belt, role-playing game specialist Bioware has long been a favourite with fans of the genre. This third instalment in the Dragon Age series will do nothing to tarnish that reputation, delivering the most expansive...

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.