Despite some massive problems I replayed this game a lot. I really like this game, but at the same time I know that this is more for the hardcore-RPG-fan. Newcomers might want to stay far away from this game or store it away for later because this game is amazingly complex.

The story is very interesting to follow and you meet many creative characters along the way.The story is full of great moments and plot twists and the sidequests are worth doing as well; Also be sure chat with your party every now and then

Sometimes the game was way too unpredictable and tiny conversation options could lead to party-members turning on me or losing a ton of friendship with a character

Grab your sword and staff, cause it's time to kill some dragons!

Detailed, exciting storyline; Rich world filled with lore; Stellar voice acting and witty dialog; Fascinating characters; Visceral combat with enough spells to set your pants on fire; Hours of additional quests

Some minor glitches on console versions; Dated graphics and bland palette

Canadian developer BioWare has built its reputation on making great story-based games. This enviable reputation began on consoles back in 2003 with Knights of the Old Republic, and continued through the release of 2007's Mass Effect, a game which confirmed BioWare's status as the gold standard in...

Whether it's science fiction or fantasy, Bioware have a tremendous skill of crafting memorable and rich universes and allows you, through your choices, to have an effect on them, be it a profound one or not.

I originally rented this game out of curiosity, 2 hours later I was hooked. Bought the game that day and have been playing ever since. I've completed the game 6 times. The graphics aren't the best, but the game play is solid, sound effects and voice acting are well done, and the choice system is...

"...some impressive FMV trailers for Dragon Age: Origins, it made its way straight to the top of my wish-list, even though it shared absolutely no gameplay whatsoever. It had several original looking characters taking on hordes of 'Darkspawn' and eventually a ginormous dragon - taken down in some...

Environments; Story; Dialogue; Characters; Voice Cast; Originality

Battle System; Repetition; Predictable

Game is just short of perfect, however if you are a a patient person who enjoys pausing and micomanaging often you will love this game and forego these shortfalls and this game will last you months.

It wasn't all that long ago that we entered Ferelden to rid the lands of an archdemon and the hordes of Darkspawn that he had been unleashed upon the world. Our review of the Dragon Age: Origins slated it for its cookie cutter approach to a fantasy universe and if that's something that you had hoped...

Hundreds of new items; spells; talents; specialisations and quests; Wonderfully diverse quests; Well written dialogue and characters

Graphics are still substandard at best; Some of the voice acting sounds amateurish

What we see in this DLC content is no real strong story elements; instead players should be on the lookout for loot. And why not; this DLC has some of the strongest loot in the game. But is this DLC worth your purchase and time?

What could be better than a real-life Jurassic park? How about one where, instead of placidly viewing the prehistoric beasts with Dicky Attenborough, you go around killing all of the dinosaurs in a Jeep?