45User Rating: 4 out of 5

Review title of Girthy Big MacGreat Story, Disappointing Side Narratives

The main story is great, it has ALMOST everything we've come to expect from a BioWare game: great lore, climactic events, and meaningful characters. However, there are not nearly as many meaningful choices in the game, unlike Origins which had PLENTY. Many choices only add operations on the war table, which give the game a larger sense of scale, but make the choices seem nonessential. Grinding through huge areas is fun at first, but quickly becomes a chore with the uninteresting side plots. The only reason I kept exploring was to do companion quests and to kill dragons (which are spectacular boss fights). The characters are very strong, with only a couple of weak characters. Romance in this game is pretty disappointing, the relationships were great, but as a heterosexual male player, there only two characters to pursue... both still good though. Combat is a lot less tactical then Origins, but more action oriented. Overall, a great improvement to DA2, but not perfect. Still recommend.

Dragon Age: Inquisition (Originally Dragon Age III: Inquisition) was announced by Mark Darrah on the official BioWare blog on 2012 September 17 [1]. Dragon Age: Inquisition is built on a new RPG engine using DICE's Frostbite 3 technology as a foundation.

Inquisition's play space is significantly larger than the area players traversed in Dragon Age: Origins. Biomes are vast and divergent, including waterways, forests, mountains, and deserts. Weather effects and storms swirl in the skies overhead, and dangerous wild beasts roam the land.

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