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November 2009
(89%)
64 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(60%)
2 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Visuals
Voice cast
An awesome mix of classic and modern gameplay styles
Engrossing story
Thrilling combat
Plenty of content
Great replayability.
Wonderfully detailed world
Amazing story
Memorable characters and party interaction
The writing is excellent
Claudia Black voices one the party members
The Achievements and an addictive story
Wellwritten characters and story line
Challenging but not frustrating tactical battles
Hours of content.
Intricate
Involving storytelling
Amazing dialogue and voice acting bring characters to life
Rich fantasy world filled with interesting lore
Enjoyable questing with plenty of twists and surprises
Lots of spells and abilities make combat fun.
Deep combat
Outstanding story
Huge scope
Tremendously diverse cast
Impeccable voice acting
Engaging combat that requires a great deal of thought
Remarkable story spanning close to 60 hours
Excluding hundreds of sidequests
The editors didn't like
Probably confusing to the youngsters.
Dated visuals
Some minor glitches.
Difficulty spikes are frustrating at times
Slightly annoying inventory management
Camera can get bogged down in the heat of battle.
Long loading screens
Tutorials can be easily missed
Especially on a widescreen monitor
Some origin stories have a glitch
Losing your premium content (Should be patched now)
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Dragon Age: Origins is an innovative, masterfully crafted strategic RPG from perhaps the greatest developer of such titles. Whereas most games in the genre fixate on level-grinding, Dragon Age emphasizes storytelling and tactical combat, while still provi...
Tremendously diverse cast; impeccable voice acting; engaging combat that requires a great deal of thought; remarkable story spanning close to 60 hours, excluding hundreds of sidequests,
Frequent swarming of enemies; visual quality doesn’t match its epic presentation; few questrelated glitches.
Dragon Age: Origins is ostensibly the best single-player experience to come out all year. With few titles released in 2009 that can compete with the depth of gameplay and variety of things to do, it seems almost impossible to consider another game as w...
Abstract: Let’s get this right out in the open – I love BioWare. They are pretty much my favourite developer. As far as I’m concerned, they can do no wrong. Now, of course this is entirely subjective. You may have not had the same kind of relationship with Bio...
Abstract: In essence, Dragon Age is a great RPG from the genre masters BioWare who take the game back to the Dungeons and Dragons lore of times past. Recent efforts of the developer saw us in space with Mass Effect, which was a unique change of pace for the genr...
If nothing else, Dragon Age: Origins is a testimony to the "bad day". Just for a moment, imagine taking all of the bad luck in the world: every twisted decision, every subtle betrayal , every wrong turn... taking all of that, and then stuffing it into ...
Abstract: Dragon Age Origins is the latest game from Bioware, the team behind such hit games as Baldur's Gate and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. If you like a solid story-driven role playing game, then you are really going to love this one.Dragon Age O...
Visuals, voice cast, an awesome mix of classic and modern gameplay styles,
Probably confusing to the youngsters.
BioWare and Electronic Arts have finally released their highly-anticipated RPG epic, Dragon Age: Origins. After fans waited so long for BioWare's next 'classic' RPG, was it worth it? Read on to find out in our full review, After the Break.Full...
The writing is excellent, Claudia Black voices one the party members, The Achievements and an addictive story,
Long loading screens, Tutorials can be easily missed, especially on a widescreen monitor, Some origin stories have a glitch, losing your premium content (Should be patched now)
Abstract: Dungeons & Dragons is old and Lord of the Rings is played out. For fantasy fans, it's slim pickings across the board. The closest thing to swords and sorcery currently hot in entertainment is vampires and, even then, that market has been hijacked by te...
