If you are looking for a great dungeon crawler then you will enjoy this DLC. If you are looking for extra time with companions then you better off getting Trespasser with is available now. Either DLC is enjoyable if your a hardcore DA fan.

Not as good as the original dragon age, but definately the more challenging. Great graphics, great story line.

Seems a bit boring. The spellcaster class is basically the same as a "magic archer", which can be a bit boring. I liked the older dragon age games better, where you could explore dungeons, etc.

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

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.

Dragon Age Inquisition isn't perfect -- but pretty close and very easily the best in the series by a wide margin.

Bigger and better than ever; Inquisition expands on the Dragon Age world not only with new story and characters; but with a slew of gameplay upgrades as well

It suffers a little from too many inconsequential side-quests; Some of the gameplay elements are a little hard to get a handle on early in the game

Dragon Age Inqusition (DAI) is the last in the often acclaimed, and sometimes reviled Dragon Age series. Nick McCavitt exposes us to what he finds good and not so good about it and why it's not done as a musical.

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 is the finest Dragon Age game to date, packed with detail and action, supported by a cast of interesting characters and sporting a decent story: it is one you certainly shouldn't miss.

So let's talk about the elephant in the room; does the game have any flaws Well, yes, but they are forunately minor ones. The graphics engine can often be twitchy, with aspects of the landscape popping up as you approach or wavering in and out of sight when you spur your horse to a gallop.