I love that I can now create my own armor and weapons, as well as the open-world style

I recommend that if you do decide to play this game that you take your time, and enjoy the world that you get to shape and explore.

Trust me, it will make a world of difference once you grok the basic logic & mechanics of the controls and gameplay.

The basic plot is simple, an evil force threatens the world and you, the hero, are tasked with stopping it

Rich characters, beautiful world, and challenging battles

While you can blaze through the main story without touching most of the content, the real thrill of Dragon Age is exploring this vast world and picking up quests along the way

, it's a beautiful world you'll see but with very little to do

Great open world RPG with Strategy elements.

The world is beautiful and varied

You will love every minute of your 100+ hour experience in this gorgeous, dangerous world

They have some similarities you can't miss, but I could also pick out things that remind me of Kingdoms of Amalur and other top open world entries.

The story is interesting and the world beautiful

I mainly look for sharpness and colorful worlds and this game delivered

You will love every minute of your 100+ hour experience in this gorgeous, dangerous world

I am 40 hours in and the story is so effing excellent and the world is so incredibly beautiful

Awesome amount of content and a huge world to explore.

You got a great story, a huge world, good gameplay, and you feel powerful

even people who never played the earlier games can go back and see what their world would be like with a different past

I keep dissolving fun little details on subsequent playthroughs too, its a really wonderful and full world that's been developed, even if it isn't too expansive.

You need to complete quests to gain enough power to progress the story, and that has so far not felt like a chore, but a great chance to get out and see the wonderful world Bioware created

The world is expansive.

I mean why not I heard that "Dragon Age Inquisition's" world was not completely open world but broken into sections, now before you think that

I'm thinking it might have something to do with frame rate which they could solve by blurring the world a little at speed

The individual writing is spot-on, and each exchange of dialogue conveys the political strife and apocalyptic world that the players find themselves in.

This is one of the best open world RPGs I`ve ever played, and hopefully it becomes yours.

Expansive world with plenty to do

This is a good mix of DA an open world in one game

The world that Dragon Age constructs and presents is grand since the days of Origins, and it's great to see that lore being breathed new life on next-gen consolesCons:

If you are looking for a good semi-open world game for your PS4 look no further.

I enjoyed when you travel to the past by accident when the blood mage uses his magic and fails, the post apocalyptic world was pretty awsome

Gameplay is absolutely beautiful and the world of dragon age is stunning

I played as female and enjoyed the fantasy world

A great world to get lost in.

Huge expansive world with endless options

This is a MASSIVE open world RPG game that missing things are doubled edged: you get to play the game again in a whole new light

Graphics were decent, the world was big, sometimes beautiful, but lacking a bit in detail and that "real" feeling.

The diversity and detailed world that "Bioware" was able to pull of with the help of the "Frostbite Engine" is amazing to say the least

After all of the Dragon Age games that were inconsistent (some were great, and some of questionable quality), Bioware managed to make a game that is similar to Baldur's Gate saga, but with a modern touch, such as great graphics and a massive open world that you are free to roam

Basically you have a beautiful world with nothing in it

A great world to get lost in.

Great graphics, massive world... don't stick in the hinterlands for too long you can always come back.

Good game almost completely free world, over 60 hours so be prepared, becomes to easy if you level up too fast though

I enjoyed when you travel to the past by accident when the blood mage uses his magic and fails, the post apocalyptic world was pretty awsome

’s not a fully seamless world, but the maps are huge.

and you can get lost in this intense/immersive world.

Tons o fun

If you like D&D, and played previous Dragon Age or Mass Effect, you should fit right in