Dragon Age: Origins represents BioWare's return to its roots, delivering a fusion of the best elements of existing fantasy works with stunning visuals, emotionally-driven narrative, heart-pounding combat, powerful magic abilities and credible digital actors.

Dragon Age: Origins is probably one of the hardest games I have played in some time, killing me repeatedly. I have found myself pausing the game every five seconds in battle, pouring over all the …

What, no hobbits? Bioware are one of my favourite development teams of recent years. From the original Baldurs Gate, through the fantastic Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, and up to last years Mass Effect, all of their games have been a huge success in my eyes.

Graphics and sound are of a very high quality; Easily 40+ hours of engaging gameplay; not including replays; A deep and intriguing storyline; Western RPG gaming at its best

Some slight lip sync issues; Follows the standard Bioware format; more linear than it pretends to be

As gamers, we are always looking for the best possible deal when it comes to how we spend our hard earned cash. We deserve a product that is not only enjoyable but worth every penny we pay for it.

Dragon Age: Origins is yet another great RPG from BioWare and best played on PC. While the console versions suffer from some port issues, it's far from a deal breaker if you're looking for a decent RPG, but they do hold the game back from being in the same league as the PC version.

This is without a doubt Bioware's best RPG since Baldur's Gate II. I spent many nights playing until 6:30 AM without even realising because I was so into the plot. The story is fantastic, graphics are stunning, combat is entertaining, and you'll fall in love with the NPCs.

I need to start this review by saying that I haven't finished Dragon Age: Origins. The game is just too big, and after almost a month of playing I still haven't even cracked the game. So please understand that this …

In cases such as this, it's best to be frank and say that, while is undoubtedly an amazing RPG that reliably offers the kind of scope and character-driven adventure that we've come to expect of Bioware, it's still very much a game with problems.

While I waited with some impatience for the next Mass Effect title to hit the store shelves, Bioware managed to sneak this title out of the gates with some fanfare and blood-letting, but is this RPG just a filler to keep us in the loop, or has Bioware hit upon another gem like Mass Effect that'll...

Please be sure to open all windows and doors before opening a bioware product, the extreme amount of awesome may cause you house to explode if not properly ventilated. Yet again, Bioware delivers a game unlike any other. Awesome story which can vary depending on your decisions throughout the game.