Dragon Age: The Veilguard

2024 proved that after a couple of challenging years in the industry, game developers finally found time for PC as a platform. Optimization no longer looks like a forgotten part of the development process — new games increasingly demonstrate excellent performance on systems of varying power. In this compilation, we've gathered 10 games that not only offer engaging gameplay but are also well-optimized for PC, including less advanced hardware. We've also added setup tips so you can enjoy the game with maximum performance.

The fourth year of the ninth console generation, 2024, has clearly shown that the performance of gaming systems has once again become a bottleneck for PC game development. While in 2022 and 2023 developers amazed us with cutting-edge graphics technologies and occasional innovations, the past year's major releases seemed to abandon the race for visual revolution. However, we’ve still found 10 games capable of pushing any modern PC to its limits.

Firstly, we would like to wish you a Happy New Year and Merry Christmas too, whether it's already here or coming up! It's going to be a big weekend: the best time to relax, shop at sales and play your favourite games. But how did developers and publishers congratulate this year? Now we'll tell and show you.

After nine years of development, several concept changes, team reshuffles, and rewriting the title, Dragon Age: The Veilguard has finally been released! Considering the mixed reactions from gamers and differing opinions on the new release, we decided to dive into the game ourselves to objectively evaluate the product without fanaticism and bias. Our main goal is to examine how the game stands as a standalone fantasy adventure for newcomers and to assess how well it honors the legacy of the series, which is crucial for dedicated fans. In this review, we will discuss all the strengths of the project as well as the major issues that many have overlooked.