No matter how many times you play Dragon Age: Origins you'll want to play it all over again. Bioware truly gives you an amazing entry point into the new world of Dragon Age/Thedas and makes you want to learn everything you can about its characters.

Life is full of decisions. The outcome of those decisions will shape you and the people around you. It can bring happiness, sadness, joy and fear. Some decisions can be as easy as deciding what colour socks to wear, while others can be as hard as deciding who will live and who will die.

A controversial title, I know, but if I had to pick a "greatest game of all time", my vote goes to Dragon Age: Origins. For such a large scale game; an adventure that takes you all across the nation of Ferelden, with so much interaction and exploration, DAO's attention to detail is virtually...

The characters exude life and soul despite the game's clunky animations and less than stellar voice acting – that's the power of Bioware's effective writing. The same, unfortunately, cannot be said for the environments: all the rote forests, castles and dungeons tend to blur into a single...

Bioware est un acteur phare du monde des jeux vidéos qui arrive très souvent à nous dégoter des titres de grande qualité. Il est spécialisé dans la réalisation de RPG, autrement dit des jeux de rôle. Il en a fait sa spécialité et pour le moment cela lui réussit très bien.

Mise en scène; Bande sonore; Interface efficace; Jolis effets spéciaux; Enorme durée de vie; Combats stratégiques; Univers adulte et cohérent

IA simplette; Coffre DLC payant; Animations carrées; Chargements longs

RPG's have had a bit of a ressurgance over the last few years.  Gone are the Dungeon and Dragon labels for so called geeks sitting at their PC's for 24 hours at a time. World Of Warcraft delivered a popularity rarely seen in gaming where all were one under the same roof with a not an ounce of mickey...

WARNING: This is the German language edition of the game. If this is what you were looking for, please read on. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ First things first: in the past I have chastised EA a number of times...

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.

I'll be honest, I spent most of my gaming life playing Japanese RPGs which means I never had the chance to play games like Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights or Morrowind. I didn't know they even existed until a few years ago.

Expansive world filled with interesting locales; impressive voice acting; visceral combat; party members are multifaceted and come with unique stories; entire package offers around 80-100 hours of gameplay, double that on further playthroughs

Overall story feels largely generic; some areas drag on for too long; dialog options can be a bit confusing; technical issues, some involving quests and class balancing; armor isn't diverse enough

absolutley love dragon age! put a tonne of hours into gameplay and still got loads more to go. such a huge amount to do. game has been produced and a really high quality. especialy the voice acting!