Dragon Age 2  (for PS3)

The battles very satisfying, and a major improvement from the last title. But that's the only improvement. Quests are repeated in a few selected maps, and most of side-quests seem the same. The world doesn't feel as huge as in the last game. The main storyline isn't as epic either. You could select your characters to specialise in skills such as potion-making and poison-making and use ingredients to make them in the last game, but there's no such thing in this one. Instead, they just put up d...

It is hard not to underrate DA2. It is so different from DAO that it often gets abnormally low ratings. It is in fact quite unfair to compare the two. DA2 takes a turn for more action at the expense of environmental diversity. The fast pace in action is welcome, but the reused levels soon gain tedium. Also, for a game that takes place over so large a time interval, the city hardly changes over time and is unforgivingly static. DA2 also offers fewer customization options, a bold decision that ...

I played Dragonage: Origins and ended up finishing the game more than 10 times with different character and path each time. When Dragonage 2 came out, I was excited and thought the sequel will be better. Well my point of view may not be the same as other or you as different people different taste. But I didn't even finish Dragonage 2. Don't know whether I will ever finish, since now I am hooked on an another game. As someone earlier said, if you haven't played the first instalment i.e. Dragon...