The Dragon Age: Origins Steam review scores are in, and it turns out that the BioWare classic is just as good today as it was almost a decade ago. With its immersive world, captivating story, beautiful graphics, and complex characters, the RPG game is still considered one of the best in the genre, despite the occasional complaint about some aspects of the game.
Dragon Age: Origins Steam Reviews
Dragon Age: Origins Steam reviews range from those who love great stories, comparing Dragon Age to some of the best films and games out there, to those who are excited to start their journey with a game they’ve heard good things about and love.
Many users give the classic RPG game a high rating, with one user’s wife even enjoying it despite not being a big gamer. The general consensus is that the game has a great story and is immersive and captivating.
The direction and storytelling are praised by many users, with one suggesting playing with friends. There is a mixed opinion about a subplot involving a character’s relationship, with some finding it boring while others expected more action and were disappointed with the amount of housework in the game.
Despite this, many users find the game incredible and unique, with one expressing their excitement for the game, stating that it was one of the few they were always looking forward to playing. However, one comment stands out as an unrelated and controversial question about race.
“Whats the deal with the elves and their hatred of humans?” the user asks. “I mean, I get they are different but they’re not exactly a different race.”
The question is upvoted by other users, though with a large amount of downvotes. BioWare is known for its inclusion of various races in its games, and the question seems to be asking about the other races in Dragon Age: Origins.
Dragon Age: Origins Steam Review Highlights
Here are some of our favorite Dragon Age: Origins Steam review highlights:
While some comments are specifically about things they did not like about the game, such as the amount of grinding needed to improve characters, the high cost of items, and the difficulty of the combat, there is still a lot of praise about the overall experience of the game.
“I played this game when I was 12 on my brother’s computer and I’m now 26 and I’m still playing it and I still love it,” one user writes. Another says, “It’s not enough to just be a good RPG game, it has to be an incredible game, and Dragon Age: Origins is exactly that.”
