Rickist Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review

Dragon Age: The Veilguard struggles with an identity crisis, torn between being a sequel to a much-loved series and attempting something new that doesn't quite resonate. It's a game that, despite its moments of beauty and occasional flashes of BioWare's storytelling prowess, ultimately feels like a pale imitation of what Dragon Age could have been. It lacks the soul, the choice-driven narrative, and the compelling character interactions that have defined the series. For fans, it's a bitter pill to swallow, and for newcomers, it might not be the entry point into the franchise one would hope for. This game could have been a renaissance for Dragon Age but instead, it's a reminder of how far the series has strayed from its roots.