Dragon Age: Origins is one of the best games of all time. It is also really, really hard to recommend to people who haven't played it already, because the PC version - which is, in theory, the best way to play it - is busted.
Game crashes, memory leak problems, corrupted save files... Dragon Age: Origins hasn't fared well over the years, and it's in desperate need of some updates to get it up and running again. It isn't too hard to get the fan-made fixes installed, but even those can fail you sometimes, especially as your save file gets bigger. Really, what we need is for the foundations to be fixed.
Dragon Age and the writers that made it so special have been held back at every turn. With all of them gone now, the series is over.
That is exactly what six Dragon Age fans are doing. The Dragon Age: Origins decompilation project seeks to get a fan-made re-release of the iconic RPG up and running, which will be easier for fans to bug-fix. If they can pull this off, it's basically the closest we will get to having the source code, which should mean getting a...
