It's almost been 8 years since BioWare released Dragon Age: Inquisition. Today, I'm taking a deep look at the game that defined my teens, exploring what worked and didn't work, as well as showcasing how much the game has evolved over time. ⚔️🐉
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It's almost been 8 years since BioWare released Dragon Age: Inquisition. Today, I'm taking a deep look at the game that defined my teens, exploring what worked and didn't work, as well as showcasing how much the game has evolved over time. ⚔️🐉
My breakdown and review of the Jaws of Hakkon DLC for Dragon Age: Inquisition! Chatting on what new items and locations are added, type of gameplay to expect, and if it’s worth your time.
Video’s split into two parts: non-spoiler and spoilerific. There’s a spoiler warning mid-way.
Direct Link: [Youtube]
This video more or less sums up how I also feel about DAI.
If you know some German then you could check out the GameStar review of Dragon Age Inquisition. (Here)
I linked the personal conclusion of the testers because I think they're the most interesting but there's also a rating on the next page.
The general conclusion I guess is that it's definately better than Dragon Age 2 but it's no Origins. (The rating is actually more positive than the review sounds).
(Haven't read another review yet but they all seem really positive from the ratings!? Yay!)