Dragon Age™: Origins - Ultimate Edition

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I didn't buy here in GOG, I have in Steam and EA/Origin, let me put in a very simple way, it's a game you play, replay and play again and after sometime you come back to play more always differently! I've been a human, dwarf, female elf, noble, low caste, urban slave, slave abolishonist. Whatever the game has to offer you, it always changes dialogs, unless you try hard to always get the same results I found myself even following the same choices with different results. It's a must!

It is trully a masterpiece. I really enjoyed the game, the characters are amazing really well written, the story is good, and there are a lot of locations in which you can hang, explore do side quests whatever.

Dragon Age: Origins as it stands is one of my all time favorite RPGs. This game succeeds at so many points. The game has a great story, setting, gameplay, characters, and mod support. I love the setting of thedas as it has so much potential for stories that can span multiple games. The great characters are what really help this game stands out from other similar RPGs. Every character is memorable, from the companions to the NPCs. Every companion is a 3 dimensional characters. And if you personally dislike a companion you will never find yourself outright hating them. The gameplay is very much like that of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic which is also a very good game. But the by far best aspect of this game is the story. You can choose from multiple origins, races, and classes. And these choices and the choices made during the main quest makes each playthrough different. This is one of the few games that I played through more then 20 times. The downloadable content add much more hours of gameplay plus with the mod support this game gets even more hours of replay value. This is by far one of the best RPGs I played and I can't recommend it enough.

I've played this game a hundred times, starting back in 2008 (if I'm not mistaken). And to my surprise I still find something new in there. There is much put into details and it pays off. The conversations are wit and interesting. Every personage you make has own unique background and it does influence the game. Every decisions counts. And there is a very thin line between good and bad. Which makes some of the decisions hard to make, wondering if you made the right choice. And what is the right choice, anyway? It's the first game where I actually felt like being involved in the story. It's a journey worth living for.