Ink Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review

While DA:V stumbles on writing at times, it is servicable but that is also huge hit considering RPGs rely on it. And yes, it still retains the awkward Bioware charm at times. Combat is probably the best part of the game, specially for those that are looking for more action focused real-time combat after BG3. PC Version also shines this year where most games get released half-baked with stutters and low FPS.