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Dragon Age: Inquisition (Sony PlayStation 3, 2014)
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- Buy It NowDragon Age Inquisition - Standard Edition - PlayStation 3
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The third entry in BioWare's high-fantasy action RPG, Dragon Age: Inquisition takes place in the midst of an ongoing war between mages and templars, and charges players with tracking down those responsible for sewing cataclysmic chaos. Gamers choose their character's sex, select from the Dwarf, Elf, Human, and Qunari races, and pick between the powerful melee attacks of a Warrior, the stealthy arrows and daggers of a Rogue, or the elemental magic of a Mage. They then form a party of four and set off on an adventure across the varied environments of the continent of Thedas.<br><br>Though not truly an open world, the lands of Thedas were designed to be larger and much more varied than in any previous Dragon Age title, so much so that mounts have been included for the first time in the series. There are 12 potential companions from which to choose, each with unique skills and aspirations, and as the story unfolds players will begin to form complex and possibly romantic relationships with other characters. The action finds gamers capturing forts to open new areas for exploration, setting up new camps to deploy troops, fortifying strongholds, and engaging in battles against all manner of creatures, including dragons so massive players must attack their limbs and tails individually to fell them.<br><br>Combat occurs in real time from a third-person perspective, gamers can switch between party members at any time, and they can also pause the action and view the current battlefield from a top-down perspective to deploy traps and strategically place their characters. The spoils of war, found loot, and crafted items can then be used to customize weapons and armor, and upgrade more than 200 spells and abilities. The choices made in conversations and in battle can have far-reaching implications on future missions and interactions with other characters in the single-player mode, but Inquisition also includes a separate, four-player co-op mode that focuses less on narrative, and more on crafting, loot, and dungeon crawling.Product Identifiers
PublisherElectronic Arts
UPC0014633729351
eBay Product ID (ePID)170249462
Product Key Features
RatingM - Mature
GenreRole Playing
Video Game SeriesDragon Age Series
PlatformSony PlayStation 3
Game NameDragon Age: Inquisition
Additional Product Features
Release Year2014
Number of Players1-4
Country/Region of ManufactureUSA
Control ElementsGamepad/Joystick
ESRB DescriptorBlood, Intense Violence, Nudity, Sexual Content, Strong Language
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- 08 Oct, 2015Top favourable review
Ea learned from the mistakes of DA2, and finally got it right. (Mostly)
If you have read my reviews of the preceeding two installments of this franchgise, you know that I love good RPGs. The operative word being good. And after the fiasco of DA2, EA finally got it mostly right. DAI has an even more immersive plot than the original DAO, More charracter development, better graphics, more excellent voice acting, and a great, if somewhat convoluted plot. After DA2, I went into this game not expecting much, but I was mostly pleasantly surprised. You really start to care about all the characters in this game.. There are a few minor points I didn't like though. First off, the whole crafting system is confusing and sometiems a bit frustrating. You have to keep copious notes on what materials you need to create each item, and also to remember where to find them. The next annoying bit is the limits on items you can carry. It's too small. Other fantasy RPG games have things li8ke Bags of Holdding which allow you to carry more items as your character progresses. Considering the enormous costs of semi-decent items, weapons and armor, ity makes the game feel more like a resource management simlulator of some kind. Since your lead Character and the party are basically out to save the world, you would think that someone else would worry about making sure they have the right equipment, and enough of it. As it is, you end up having to repeately run around gathering resources instead of battling bad guys. The level up system is another sticking point. Unless you "farm" bad guys to get up inn levels, which takes forever, plan on spending an even longer time to reach higher levels. Often times you will find that the available missions are too dangerous for your character, so you go back to just hunting critters to stomp just to gain levels. Oh yeh. One thing that isn't mentioned a lot is that if you kill critters that are more than 3 levels below you, you get no experience points for it. That's right, zero, nada, none, zip. And when you level up, no matter how hard it was to do so, you are rewarded with just one measly ability point and a slim stat increase. And there are a few technical hiccups as well, and as with DAO and DA2, you are basically on youre own unless you like reading multiple irrelevant canned support emails. Stick to the forums. There is for instance, one quest that requires you to kill a bunch of bad guys holed up in an old keep. But depending on your hardware, it can and will crash to the windows desktop as soon as you enter the keep and initiate combat with the first bad guy. From what I have been able to tell, this is a bug that has been in the game since it came out, yet EA has done nothing to fix it. Luckily, I stumbled upon a thread from another user who had the same problem and it turned out that you have to turn off one of the antialiasing video options in the game for it not to crash. You would think that EA would turn this "feature" off by defauilt. No so... One again the user has to help them debug the software. When the game came out it was very highly priced. My Daughter's copy cost me almost $70! for a buggy game thast kept crashing with no help. Luckily it has gotten more reasonable as the game aged, and EAs cash gluttony was satiated. This IS a good game, but you have to taker the good with the bad. The game has incredible graphics and acting, an incredible plot, seemingly unlimited character development, tons of side quests and runs fairly well on a mid range system. But keep the negatives in mind when you think of purchasing it. This is NOT the game you want if you lack patience and/or are easily frustrated. But if you're up to the challenges, go for it by all means..Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 18 Apr, 2019Top critical review
Good game, but not for ps3
Not a really good game to play on ps3, the console can hardly run the game. Sometimes the game lags so bad that you have to load a previous savefile.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 14 Aug, 2016
Dragon Age Inquisition best RPG i have ever played
Dragon Age Inquisition is actually better than Dragon Age II. In inquisition you can defeat enemies, collect lots of loot, armor and weapons, and gold. Explore villages and get quests from villagers. You can ride a horse (optional) I just played the entire game on foot. There are many dungeons, puzzles, and dragons. Nice open world with medium loading time. You can also build your own weapons and armor by using different materials. Also a nice part is you can customise your castle. Playing time was about 2 months for me. My game save is at about 80 hours of gameplay. I play on the weekends. Game does get addictive. You should -save, save, save. because this game did freeze on my about 8 or more times. Hope my review helps. Enjoy the game. A good keeper in any collection. For under 20 bucks this game is worth it.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 15 Nov, 2016
A MUST play
An extremely wonderful series, well-deserving of its Game of the Year award. However, be warned that it is notably buggy (at least for the PS3 version) - the worst of it causes complete freeze of the entire console. The PS3 will choke when it comes to rendering heavy graphics properly and there tends to be the occasional lag. Despite these flaws, it is still a very compelling game although one's gaming experience may suffer a little. Personally, the in-game text wouldn't hurt to be a little larger. Be sure to adjust your PS3's video output resolution properly otherwise the game will be unplayable. All in all, Dragon Age:Inquisition definitely delivers in every other aspect and more, making up for all of the weaknesses which made Dragon Age 2 barely memorable, in my opinion.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 21 Dec, 2017
Good game
Been a fan of dragon age series since first game came out! Good graphics and story line keeps with the other games!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 28 Jun, 2017
Great Game
Good graphics. Deep story line. its an older game so almost all your questions will have answers on the internet.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 26 Jan, 2021
Yasss finally!
I love this game series it is dear to my heart, great condition of the product, no issues! Storyline line is deeeeeppp and detailed. A lot of side quests, bit overwhelming but definitely worth for satisfying that RPG need. Character actors and storylines are amazing and definitely emotional rides. Game has it all!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 13 Apr, 2017
Just an awesome game
So far this is my favorite game on the PS3. Such a huge world and awesome gameplay.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 08 Aug, 2018
Disappointed
It stopped working a few hours into the game. Other than that it was fine, but a third of the game was not what I purchased. All other games worked on my console, so it wasn't my console.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 23 Aug, 2017
game
Most fun for ps3Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
