This is a Dragon Age game in name only. It is a mediocre action RPG. Everything feels like a grind and the story for the most part feels like fan fiction. I literally dread getting more quests because I just want to be done with the game but feel forced
The best action RPG of the year. Bioware is back with a great mix of old and new.
Excellent story, particularly in the final act and building on the prior game, Inquisition. Enjoyable characters and complex combat that borrows much from the Mass Effect series.
Not a rpg but social lesson about gender politics, awful combat story and characters nothing to do with previous dragon age games.
Great game. Probably the best Dragon Age since Origins. People tend to forget what the previous games were like. Great combat, great level design, good story, your actions get mentioned later on as you progress. It's a great action RPG.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard was a major disappointment for me. It feels disconnected from everything I’ve loved about the franchise over the years. From the pacing issues to the lack of meaningful character interactions, and, most importantly, the absence of player agency, this game misses the mark in too
I couldn’t handle the story, looks, and dialogue. Had to refund
BioWare at its very best. It is clear development was done by people that were fans of both Dragon Age and Mass Effect series. They brought the best of both series together to deliver an epic action-rpg. The companions shine through bright as they should in a BioWare game. The
Don't compare this to the OG dragon age and u will find a good game and 60h+ of some fun fantasy
OK game but is not Dragon Age game. It lack darkness, critical decision making, planning. Roll play elements are bad - NON-EXISTENT. This is ideal for young, casual gamers not familiar with DA lore and RPG games in general.
Terrible boring game. The woke stuff is bad but it can be passed. The problem is the game itself, terrible, boring and with horrible dialogs....It seems that the EA thought the RPG means "Fantasy" with fairy and tales etc only. Reimbursement requested on Steam. Don't believe it? Do the same,
It is undeniable that a lot of effort and craftsmanship was put into some of the technical aspects of the game and the scenarios.
Unfortunately, that is where the positive elements of the game come to an end.
The preachy and condescending writing is absolutely atrocious and at times it feels
A great overall Roleplaying/action game. The criticisms about the player choice to define your main character being a little limited are valid, but the harsher criticisms out there are overblown. The game does continue the Dragon age story and feels closer to Inquisition than the other games.
The blandest and most generic entry in the series. It's by no means a terrible game but there's nothing memorable about The Veilguard either. Just a run-of-the-mill RPG that's unsuccessfully trying to imitate the much better Bioware games that came before it. If this was Bioware's "return to form", I'm