Dragon Age: Origins

in my opinion, this is the best part of the series; its plot is not as long and boring as in the Inquisition and not as short and detailed as in part 2. An interesting plot that gives many options for playing both as a man

and as a woman, but this probably does not affect the plot (I didn’t notice the difference after 27 times), the interaction with companions was well worked out (in principle, like in all games in the series), the graphics are excellent for 2009, the controls are also good, the gameplay is average for such a game.

Dragon Age: Origins is one of the best games in the RPG genre. As in all games of this genre, you need to create a hero, choose his skills, and level up your

character. The plot of the game is very exciting, the graphics are good. Overall

is a great game!

The best follower of the classic party RPGs of its time. A game with a great atmosphere, well-developed mechanics, unique lore, seas of blood and romantic relationships between party members.

If you can’t imagine a game without bearded owners of double-edged axes, sophisticated pointy-eared beauties, dragons and hordes of enemies, then Dragon Age will appeal to you.

There will be no stupid clicking or passing battles here. Even at an average difficulty level, the game will require tactical thinking, selection of party members based on their abilities, and thoughtful character leveling.

And if you add to this a solid plot and a bunch of loot, then the title of “must have” can be given with your eyes closed.

I can say that a game is good if, when I turn on the PC, I reach for its shortcut, and after finishing the playthrough, I immediately, without interruption, want to start the second one. This happened with the Witcher and Mass effect series, with DOS and Divinity Dragon Commander, with atom RPG (a game like old fallout).

But I've played thousands of hours in DA Origins, although I complete it in an average of 20.

Tactical but action-packed combat where you need to control your entire squad to win (or customize the AI). Multiplayer is not built in.

A well-thought-out world (in the codex you can learn about the history, religion and culture of Ferelden and other countries), an epic plot with many decisions (and consequences).

Colorful, gradually revealing personalities of the partners.

A board game that sucked me in and caused my ps3 to burn out).

The game has a good plot, good graphics for 2009, sound, not boring gameplay, well-written characters and a large open world with all sorts of cool events.