Dragon Age™ Inquisition

Even though I enjoyed the past two Dragon Age games, and so I expected this one to be just as good, I did not think that it would have earned such an important place in my heart. Inquisition is one of those games that feels like home, you return to it even if you have already played it. After finishing my first run, I immediately started a new one with a new character. The exploration offered by this game, thanks to the open world maps, really helps you get lost in the world of Thedas. For completionists, this game might be overwhelming, but I did everything in my first run and I personally found it very enjoyable, even if it took me 100+ hours. Some quests are quite memorable, all the characters are very well written and your own character truly feels like an epic figure in some scenes. The character creator is also very good for the time and it was nice to finally be able to play as a Qunari. The gameplay is much more modern compared to the one of the previous games, so I enjoyed m...

Forget Veilguard exists and just replay this game. Dragonage 2 is better than Veilguard. Origins is better than anything EA stuck their greedy fingers into and should just be remastered and refund everyone for the garbage fire veilguard is.

The EA app is an Archdemon

Many people say DAI is grindy, but the problem is that it's not just grindy, it's deliberately grindy. Too many aspects of this game were designed to waste your time. On purpose. And they are not fun, not challenging, just artificially long. To name a few: - loot and craft system - shoo, go fetch another hundred elfroots - spongy enemies - even regular mobs ten levels lower than you, killing whom doesn't reward with anything, still take noticeable time to deal with - healing potions mechanics. - all those shards collectathons, astro- something iron-bullshit. And they didn’t even bother to write this stuff into story or lore. It's just there because we're an open-worldish game, no explanation required. - boring and unimaginative mmo-style fetch quests. This is what actually broke my goodwill towards this game. Even half of companion quests relegates to "visit ten locations and collect ten items". And in return you’ll get a bit of xp, power and influence. No character devel...

I love the story of dragon ages 10/10

dull, very very dull. Not everything about it, but enough to make me drop it. I played it once back on the 360, and though i didn't like it much even back then, i didn't remember being this unengaged by it. I was actually expecting to like it a little bit more this time around since that's what happened when i replayed 2 recently, but sadly, not the case Even if there's stuff i like, everything, from the writing, the combat, the quest design, the war table stuff, the clunk controls, the tone, the semi-open world thing, the main character, the dialogue options, etc, everything just has some kinda of drawback that i feel overshadows whatever positive it has. I'm sure there's some good stuff later on in the game, but nothing about what i've been playing gave me any drive to keep pushing on, and i'd rather spent that time with something else. When it comes to Dragon Age, i'd play Origins and leave the franchise there, even if i do quite like 2 now despite it's (*many*) shortcomings, it's...

Yes, Good Game, and is stable. this is currently the last point in the series and we are still awaiting the next iteration to find out what happens next. However, because they decided to put all their time in a DEI spinoff of a series well known for its bloodshed, gore, and grit and of course Classism, the wait for our anticipated sequel has been postponed indefinitely. Highly recommend it if you are a fan of both previous games but a small warning above mentioned cliff hanger of an ending.

Great game 10/10 definitely worth a play through if you like story driven games.

The best in the trilogy in my opinion

Great game, Story line is a lot of fun, lots of different areas to explore and find fun little secrets and side quests. Obsessed with the option of who to romance and the management of the inquisition is interesting.