Shouldered by top-notch voice acting, the game?s story explores the intricacies of life in the province of ?Farelden?, where your quest takes place.

Similar to games like Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire and Mass Effect, background stories about these characters can be uncovered and different relationships can be formed between your main character and the rest of the party based on a wide variety of dialogue options and decisions you make as you progress through the game?s main story. As a fresh Grey Warden recruit you?ll meet up with a variety of different characters, many of which can be conscripted into your party to fight with or fight as. Regardless of beginnings you will find yourself eventually joining the ?Grey Wardens?, an organization dedicated to the eradication of the ?Dark Spawn?, evil creatures, much akin to Orcsand Goblins who live underground and venture forth to the surface in massive military campaigns called ?Blights?. Rich story telling is a trademark in Bioware games and so it is in Dragon Age: Origins, choosing between different races (Human, Dwarf or Elf), classes (Warrior, Mage and Rogue) and heritage (noble or commoner), the player embarks on completely different ?origin? stories, which explore your character?s background and motives. Read on to find out how it stacks up to their previous titles… Inspired by the Dungeons and Dragons universe, Dragon Age: Origins is a throwback to ?old school? RPGs but with the Bioware flair and seal of quality we?ve become so used to. Fortunately for console gamers, publisher EA saw the mass-market appeal and pushed for a console release as well.

When originally conceived, the game was thought to be a PC-only title. Originally heralded as the spiritual successor to the popular dungeon crawler Baldur?s Gate, the developers changed pace and decided to give the game a behind the player, 3 rdperson perspective and a more deliberate combat system with deep story line and party-based combat and exploration. It?s therefore no surprise that Dragon Age: Origins, Bioware?s latest RPG offering, comes with much anticipation and high expectations. Some of the best RPG experiences I?ve had have been with Bioware games, both Knights of The Old Republic on the Xbox and Mass Effect on the Xbox 360 were revolutionary titles long after Bioware started etching out their legacy as a developer of premium RPG titles. Progress: Completed main story on “Normal”

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