BioWare · Nov 18, 2014
A cataclysmic event plunges the land of Thedas into turmoil. Dragons darken the sky, casting a shadow over lands on the brink of chaos. Mages break into all-out war against the oppressive templars. Nations rise against one another. It falls to you and your allies to restore order as you lead the Inquisition and hunt down the agents of chaos.
This game is a mixed bug. While it has a potential of being a real gem, but in the end it is a worst part of the series. The main story is solid and is build atop of this really good lore of its predecesors. The companios are interesting and well written. Even the decision making is quite good and there are some ncie twists. Then why only 7.5? The fighting is mediocre. They tried to keep the tactical element of origins, but make it more action based and in the end neither of those elements is good. What is even worst is that it have all this huge amount of completely low quality filler content. It doesn't give anything substantial to the user, but bloated the game and play time leaving the interesting parts spread realy thin. If they could have fix the combat and make the game more concentrated it could easily have been 9.0 game or even more, but like this it feels wrong to even give it 8.0
The combat is janky and very hard to control, there is about a million side quests and very few have actually something to show, the rest is just filler quests to make the game unnecessarily long. It's the second time i try to play this game and i got burned out very fast, last time i got to skyhaven (i guess this is the name) and did a few more hours of quests before getting burned out, this time i barely played 10 hours and feel like uninstalling it already, not worthy.
A sprawling fantasy epic. The gameplay is tight, the worlds varied and interesting, ultimately making this one of the better fantasy themed RPGs of the generation. But, the story is weak in general, and easy. I steamrolled through bosses by the halfway point, and didn't find much need to worry about my party (or care about their stories). The open world nature is filled with the points of interests and pitfalls that we'd expect. Nice that it's now frequently on sale, but and a worthy play, but not essential.
I expected more from the game...
A wonderful RPG, which I think is a bit generally underrated. This game has really everything: a great and intriguing story, a gorgeously presented world and interesting and versatile characters. And most importantly it has a lot of enormous dragons!
Dragon age Inquisition is the last game Bioware did a good job. This game has a great story, although you need all the DLC to experience it fully. The combat system was greatly improved over the previous titles offering good varied playstyles. A lot of characters were done great, a couple characters return from the prior titles. The graphics were great for its time. All in all a good game.
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