Okay so I'm thinking of buying Dragon Age: Orgins after reading about the sequel Dragon Age 2 thats going to release next year. I know Dragon Age got great reviews and did really well but would I like to know how the gameplay is. Would I like it as a player coming from other Bioware games like Knights of the Old Republic and Mass Effect?How is Dragon Age: Origins?
Well the Game Play would be much similar to KotOR because you have a party of 4 and have to control what each character does. Sometimes it gets irratating because you die alot until you figure out what character does what and etc.. so Honestly I would say you will like it, but personally coming from an Oblivion and WoW player, I didnt.How is Dragon Age: Origins?
Dragon age is a great the story has a way of pulling you into it and the combat is so different because you can set up all the characters in your group to use certain tactics when your are not controlling them ex: Mages uses a fire ball when enemies cluster together or use heal when party member drops to low on health.How is Dragon Age: Origins?
its a pretty good game in my opinion, i have yet to finish it but id give it two thumbs
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Dragon Age Origins or Oblivion?
I like Rpgs with a good since of adventure in the story which needs to be good. Also with unaturally long hours of gameplay. I think one the top most important thing a great RPGs need is good towns to travel to. I know oblivion has more but was wondering if dragon age has a decent amount also which combat is overall better to you?Dragon Age Origins or Oblivion?
=====Oblivion======
Great storyline, but that's a matter of opinion.
Lots of different towns, each with their own feel. I highly recommend getting the game of the year edition so you can get the Shivering Isles
Combat can get a little clunky. It relies totally on you to aim, but it's not a bad way to play. No auto-attacking, no auto-spells. Once you hit really high level and get the right gear, though, the combat becomes dramatically less challenging.
====Dragon Age=====
Assuming you mean Dragon Age 1.....
Great storyline, but that's a matter of opinion.
There are a varied amount of different towns, but not nearly as many as Oblivion, plus they aren't nearly as expansive and there's only a limited amount of things to do in them. I did like visiting the Dwarf City, though.
Combat in this game is relatively straight forward. Click or pick your target, your character auto-attacks them, and then you use magic and whatnot.
===Conclusion===
Oblivion fits your specifications more. There's lots to do, lots of places to go, and moreover, the game does not have an 'end'. That and Oblivion will last you longer. Even if you played straight without sleep and no breaks for any reason, it would probably still take you around a week of this kind of punishment just to finish each and every quest or optional path in the game.
Both play QUITE differently.
Dragon age is a more linear CRPG. Thus, combat and exploration consists of overhead view of all of your party members. Combat consists of selecting powers from a skillbar, setting tactics in the tactics menu, and switching between party members.
Dragon age has a more defined plot, though it offers little free exploration. Most of the side quests are just fetch quests, or defeating a few enemies.
Oblivion is an open world, create-your-own story kind of game. The main plot of the game isn't very strong- but there are so many places to explore and side quests to do, such as the faction quests. Oblivion also has a HUGE modding community (tesnexus.com, http://planetelderscrolls.ign.com/) which improve graphics, combat, and add more content. Combat is either first or third person, with active attacking.
I personally prefer oblivion, as it is a much larger game, and less linear.Dragon Age Origins or Oblivion?
I honestly couldn't stand Dragon Age. I bought it for $60 and played it for about 5 hours. Never touched it again. I'd say get Oblivion. They are coming out with the 5th anniversary which will have all the addons, plus trophies. (if your on PS3)
Dragon Age is a bit linear. Its not really an "open" world. You can choose different places to go, but that's as open as it gets. Oblivion lets you go everywhere and anywhere. I'd say get Oblivion (I didn't like it that much, but that's just me)
get oblivion you can free roam around a city you go in dungeons you can ride dragons theres numerous amounts of quests theres people to ineract with billions of mods theres a mod where you add morrowind to the game so you can play morrowind or oblivion (morrowind is the one before oblivion) tons of endings everything you can think of in an rpg or your favorite rpg is in here heres a link to the game on xbox.comDragon Age Origins or Oblivion?
Loki Letheran beat me to it. Give him best answer, becuase he's pretty much right. Oblivion is much better than Dragon Age Origins. But I strongly suggest you get the Game of the Year edition. It's only like $30 or less now. Plus, it gives you more content that will make gameplay last longer for you.
Go for gragon age. dragon age 2 (even better)
Dragon Age, that RPG is ALOT like Fable but much more fun
=====Oblivion======
Great storyline, but that's a matter of opinion.
Lots of different towns, each with their own feel. I highly recommend getting the game of the year edition so you can get the Shivering Isles
Combat can get a little clunky. It relies totally on you to aim, but it's not a bad way to play. No auto-attacking, no auto-spells. Once you hit really high level and get the right gear, though, the combat becomes dramatically less challenging.
====Dragon Age=====
Assuming you mean Dragon Age 1.....
Great storyline, but that's a matter of opinion.
There are a varied amount of different towns, but not nearly as many as Oblivion, plus they aren't nearly as expansive and there's only a limited amount of things to do in them. I did like visiting the Dwarf City, though.
Combat in this game is relatively straight forward. Click or pick your target, your character auto-attacks them, and then you use magic and whatnot.
===Conclusion===
Oblivion fits your specifications more. There's lots to do, lots of places to go, and moreover, the game does not have an 'end'. That and Oblivion will last you longer. Even if you played straight without sleep and no breaks for any reason, it would probably still take you around a week of this kind of punishment just to finish each and every quest or optional path in the game.
Both play QUITE differently.
Dragon age is a more linear CRPG. Thus, combat and exploration consists of overhead view of all of your party members. Combat consists of selecting powers from a skillbar, setting tactics in the tactics menu, and switching between party members.
Dragon age has a more defined plot, though it offers little free exploration. Most of the side quests are just fetch quests, or defeating a few enemies.
Oblivion is an open world, create-your-own story kind of game. The main plot of the game isn't very strong- but there are so many places to explore and side quests to do, such as the faction quests. Oblivion also has a HUGE modding community (tesnexus.com, http://planetelderscrolls.ign.com/) which improve graphics, combat, and add more content. Combat is either first or third person, with active attacking.
I personally prefer oblivion, as it is a much larger game, and less linear.Dragon Age Origins or Oblivion?
I honestly couldn't stand Dragon Age. I bought it for $60 and played it for about 5 hours. Never touched it again. I'd say get Oblivion. They are coming out with the 5th anniversary which will have all the addons, plus trophies. (if your on PS3)
Dragon Age is a bit linear. Its not really an "open" world. You can choose different places to go, but that's as open as it gets. Oblivion lets you go everywhere and anywhere. I'd say get Oblivion (I didn't like it that much, but that's just me)
get oblivion you can free roam around a city you go in dungeons you can ride dragons theres numerous amounts of quests theres people to ineract with billions of mods theres a mod where you add morrowind to the game so you can play morrowind or oblivion (morrowind is the one before oblivion) tons of endings everything you can think of in an rpg or your favorite rpg is in here heres a link to the game on xbox.comDragon Age Origins or Oblivion?
Loki Letheran beat me to it. Give him best answer, becuase he's pretty much right. Oblivion is much better than Dragon Age Origins. But I strongly suggest you get the Game of the Year edition. It's only like $30 or less now. Plus, it gives you more content that will make gameplay last longer for you.
Go for gragon age. dragon age 2 (even better)
Dragon Age, that RPG is ALOT like Fable but much more fun
Don't ya think Dragon Age Origins has the best story ever ?
Not just the story but even the way how we get to choose my own story and talk or interact with companions was awesome. And the gameplay, the fight is awesome too.
Mostly it's all gameplay for other games. btw y r ppl crazy for shooting games ? dont' they ever get tired ?
FEAR = another shooting game with scifi guns and max payne effect with some random ghost horror theme.
The theme are almost ridiculous. It's so random.Don't ya think Dragon Age Origins has the best story ever ?
Dragon Age Origins is a fantastic game, and is worthy of being having one of the best story lines of all time. But I don't top it as the best story ever, there are some games (not shooters) that have better story lines, too. Although I agree for the gameplay, it is eye-catching.
Shooting games aren't that big of a deal for me. I find that it seems fun at first, but having the same routine over and over makes me get tired. Maybe some people enjoy it sometimes. I don't like shooting games that much, either. They all share the same tradition; which is shooting at opponents. Multiplayer is a great addition to it, but yet its nothing different.
While Dragon Age and other games similar to it have something new. Its not all shooting, its something that we haven't seen much, but presented in a advanced surprising way that keeps us playing. I want games that come out now to be just like this: Unique and Creative.
I really, really, really loved DA:O. As in 250-plus hours loved it.
However, now that DA2 came out, I think the story is kinda falling apart. I see there's a lot of setting up a very complicated and compelling story for DA3, but I was very disappointed in the meandering and weak main story of DA2.
If I were to pick the "best story" of any game 鈥?one that holds up through multiple sequels 鈥?I would pick another Bioware game: Mass Effect. I think that story is a bit simpler, and maybe that made the sequel a bit "cleaner" and straightforward as far as the story. And because it's Bioware, you get the same dialogue choices and personal crafting of your own story.
Overall, I'd pick DA:O as a single game as my favorite, but Mass Effect as a multi-game series.Don't ya think Dragon Age Origins has the best story ever ?
i love dragon age origins so much that i bought the ultimate edition for my pc which was about $50
i think its an awesome game and i agree that shooting games do get tiring but in origins theres so many ways and builds to play and u can still beat it with any build u want atm im doing another mage playthrough in nightmare mode
Not at all, it is the same old boring underdog becomes hero and even possible king story you see almost every day. But yes, the interaction between the party is fun.
If you want a unique story, look at some older stuff, esp. Planescape Torment.Don't ya think Dragon Age Origins has the best story ever ?
story line of dao compared to da2 yes i enjoyed dao better
but to me i loved the story line from fear series more than the dao story line
mass effect comes in 3rd for me
Mostly it's all gameplay for other games. btw y r ppl crazy for shooting games ? dont' they ever get tired ?
FEAR = another shooting game with scifi guns and max payne effect with some random ghost horror theme.
The theme are almost ridiculous. It's so random.Don't ya think Dragon Age Origins has the best story ever ?
Dragon Age Origins is a fantastic game, and is worthy of being having one of the best story lines of all time. But I don't top it as the best story ever, there are some games (not shooters) that have better story lines, too. Although I agree for the gameplay, it is eye-catching.
Shooting games aren't that big of a deal for me. I find that it seems fun at first, but having the same routine over and over makes me get tired. Maybe some people enjoy it sometimes. I don't like shooting games that much, either. They all share the same tradition; which is shooting at opponents. Multiplayer is a great addition to it, but yet its nothing different.
While Dragon Age and other games similar to it have something new. Its not all shooting, its something that we haven't seen much, but presented in a advanced surprising way that keeps us playing. I want games that come out now to be just like this: Unique and Creative.
I really, really, really loved DA:O. As in 250-plus hours loved it.
However, now that DA2 came out, I think the story is kinda falling apart. I see there's a lot of setting up a very complicated and compelling story for DA3, but I was very disappointed in the meandering and weak main story of DA2.
If I were to pick the "best story" of any game 鈥?one that holds up through multiple sequels 鈥?I would pick another Bioware game: Mass Effect. I think that story is a bit simpler, and maybe that made the sequel a bit "cleaner" and straightforward as far as the story. And because it's Bioware, you get the same dialogue choices and personal crafting of your own story.
Overall, I'd pick DA:O as a single game as my favorite, but Mass Effect as a multi-game series.Don't ya think Dragon Age Origins has the best story ever ?
i love dragon age origins so much that i bought the ultimate edition for my pc which was about $50
i think its an awesome game and i agree that shooting games do get tiring but in origins theres so many ways and builds to play and u can still beat it with any build u want atm im doing another mage playthrough in nightmare mode
Not at all, it is the same old boring underdog becomes hero and even possible king story you see almost every day. But yes, the interaction between the party is fun.
If you want a unique story, look at some older stuff, esp. Planescape Torment.Don't ya think Dragon Age Origins has the best story ever ?
story line of dao compared to da2 yes i enjoyed dao better
but to me i loved the story line from fear series more than the dao story line
mass effect comes in 3rd for me
What Xbox Game to get (Risen/Dragon age origins) ?
I am looking for realism in gameplay mainlyWhat Xbox Game to get (Risen/Dragon age origins) ?
if you HAD to choose between those, it would be Dragon Age Origins...but i would prefer Borderlands
Here is a description of Borderlands:
Borderlands is a game coming out on October 20, 2009 by the developer team Gearbox and the publisher 2K. The game brings you to a planet called Pandora where you will find harsh and cruel decisions to make and creatures that are almost unimaginable. The game has an unlimited amount of items to gather, thanks to an A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) program which will create its own weapons. There are four characters to choose from; Brick (Tank), Mordecai (Stealth), Lilith (Light), and Roland (Soldier). You can customize your character to your liking, choose a different character, and the terrain of the world is randomly generated. All of those things add up to a lot of replay value. With 4 player co-op through split-screen, LAN, and internet, it makes Borderlands an even greater experience. So imagine billions of guns, character customization, co-op, and a concept art style to make the game unique. On top of all of that, the game will have vehicle combat and customization to serve up some variety and choice. Borderlands is coming out in October, so pre-order it today, and get in on the game that will change the Role Playing and Shooter genre together.
...i made that up ^^
if you HAD to choose between those, it would be Dragon Age Origins...but i would prefer Borderlands
Here is a description of Borderlands:
Borderlands is a game coming out on October 20, 2009 by the developer team Gearbox and the publisher 2K. The game brings you to a planet called Pandora where you will find harsh and cruel decisions to make and creatures that are almost unimaginable. The game has an unlimited amount of items to gather, thanks to an A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) program which will create its own weapons. There are four characters to choose from; Brick (Tank), Mordecai (Stealth), Lilith (Light), and Roland (Soldier). You can customize your character to your liking, choose a different character, and the terrain of the world is randomly generated. All of those things add up to a lot of replay value. With 4 player co-op through split-screen, LAN, and internet, it makes Borderlands an even greater experience. So imagine billions of guns, character customization, co-op, and a concept art style to make the game unique. On top of all of that, the game will have vehicle combat and customization to serve up some variety and choice. Borderlands is coming out in October, so pre-order it today, and get in on the game that will change the Role Playing and Shooter genre together.
...i made that up ^^
Can you play dragon age origins online for the xbox 360?
i looked at the cover on gamestop and it shows that its xbox live enabled
however ive been hearing that there really is no online gameplay can someone confirm that for a fact or if there is online gameplay whats it like?Can you play dragon age origins online for the xbox 360?
If you notice, the box also says "Players 1" meaning that this is a single player game only. The Xbox Live Enabled likely comes from the fact that you can play while connected to live (allowing you to message or Party chat while playing the game) or that you can get some downloads from online.Can you play dragon age origins online for the xbox 360?
There is no online play. It's single player only.helly hansen maine weather
however ive been hearing that there really is no online gameplay can someone confirm that for a fact or if there is online gameplay whats it like?Can you play dragon age origins online for the xbox 360?
If you notice, the box also says "Players 1" meaning that this is a single player game only. The Xbox Live Enabled likely comes from the fact that you can play while connected to live (allowing you to message or Party chat while playing the game) or that you can get some downloads from online.Can you play dragon age origins online for the xbox 360?
There is no online play. It's single player only.
Is Dragon Age Origins Repetitive?
I've never really played RPGs, but I've always been curious. I have played Assassins Creed 2, but I got bored of it after the first several hours. It seemed too repetitive for me. I was wondering if dragon age is like this too. I played the demo for dragon age II, and I thought it was very fun, but if it's long and all the gameplay is only just like that, then I could see myself getting bored rather quickly. Please help, thanks!Is Dragon Age Origins Repetitive?
Actually, if you like listening and thinking about storylines, than the game is not repetitive at all. The only thing that might get repetitive is the part where you go to the dwarf city Orzammar. That is the longest overarching quest that you must complete in order to advance in the game. The battles start to feel repetitive even if they aren't, because they last longer and are much more creepy. That part plays games with your head.
But overall, you should definitely try the game. It's not repetitive at all.
It can feel somewhat repetitive, but then again, most games can. It depends on what you like.
I personally would HIGHLY recommend it, I've put a bunch of hours into it.
The combat feels less intense in Origins.. but that doesn't mean it feels worse. I actually almost prefer Origin's feel than that of DA2.
So yeah - the gameplay is like that, but you make tons of numerous decisions (big and small) throughout the whole game. I found myself spending about 40 hours on one playthrough, I don't know what you consider to be short or long.
But - I'd still recommend it, I had a lot of fun with it, and then in DA2 you can import your save file from Origins, which will influence how some things work out in DA2.
I don't know if you're interested, but three RPGs I strongly recommend are The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Mass Effect 1 %26amp; 2, and Fallout 3.
Hope this helps.Is Dragon Age Origins Repetitive?
If you enjoy managing a party around some tactical battles, then it can be pretty fun, especially playing around with all the spells mages get. I think if you are only in it for the combat though, then you might be disappointed, that was probably the weakest part of the game.
The real good thing about Dragon Age is the story and characters. The story is very interesting, more than enough to keep you going even when the dungeons get a little slow in parts. If you care about story in your games at all, you should at least give it a try, its one of the best RPGs in the last few years by far.
If you are an rpg fan, Dragon Age it's not going to be booring !Is Dragon Age Origins Repetitive?
I completly agree with Dsty. If you like storyline in a game this is thew game for you. Betrayal, Romance, Tragedy all in one well done game. The only part I dislike is the fact In Orzammar you get so tired of fighting in the deep roads.
I found it to be very repetitive. The combat strategies are essentially the same except on a few very specific boss fights. I also found it to be very slow because of the constant pausing/playing/pausing "action".
Actually, if you like listening and thinking about storylines, than the game is not repetitive at all. The only thing that might get repetitive is the part where you go to the dwarf city Orzammar. That is the longest overarching quest that you must complete in order to advance in the game. The battles start to feel repetitive even if they aren't, because they last longer and are much more creepy. That part plays games with your head.
But overall, you should definitely try the game. It's not repetitive at all.
It can feel somewhat repetitive, but then again, most games can. It depends on what you like.
I personally would HIGHLY recommend it, I've put a bunch of hours into it.
The combat feels less intense in Origins.. but that doesn't mean it feels worse. I actually almost prefer Origin's feel than that of DA2.
So yeah - the gameplay is like that, but you make tons of numerous decisions (big and small) throughout the whole game. I found myself spending about 40 hours on one playthrough, I don't know what you consider to be short or long.
But - I'd still recommend it, I had a lot of fun with it, and then in DA2 you can import your save file from Origins, which will influence how some things work out in DA2.
I don't know if you're interested, but three RPGs I strongly recommend are The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Mass Effect 1 %26amp; 2, and Fallout 3.
Hope this helps.Is Dragon Age Origins Repetitive?
If you enjoy managing a party around some tactical battles, then it can be pretty fun, especially playing around with all the spells mages get. I think if you are only in it for the combat though, then you might be disappointed, that was probably the weakest part of the game.
The real good thing about Dragon Age is the story and characters. The story is very interesting, more than enough to keep you going even when the dungeons get a little slow in parts. If you care about story in your games at all, you should at least give it a try, its one of the best RPGs in the last few years by far.
If you are an rpg fan, Dragon Age it's not going to be booring !Is Dragon Age Origins Repetitive?
I completly agree with Dsty. If you like storyline in a game this is thew game for you. Betrayal, Romance, Tragedy all in one well done game. The only part I dislike is the fact In Orzammar you get so tired of fighting in the deep roads.
I found it to be very repetitive. The combat strategies are essentially the same except on a few very specific boss fights. I also found it to be very slow because of the constant pausing/playing/pausing "action".
Which is better Mass Effect 2 or Dragon Age: Origins?
I don't care about graphics. I care more about the story and gameplay.Which is better Mass Effect 2 or Dragon Age: Origins?
Dragon Age is good, Mass Effect 2 is better. Dragon Age suffers from clich茅 story and characters. The strategic combat makes for a very hardcore and rewarding gameplay experience.
Mass Effect has a great scifi story and borrows elements from Star Trek and 2001: A Space Odyssey while also adding a lot of original new characters, storylines and locations. The gameplay can be either fast paced and Gears of War-like, but if you choose one of the strategic classes it also involves some thinking. It doesn't have the strategic depth that Dragon Age has but that's because it's a different subgenre of RPG.
Note: Only get Mass Effect 2 if you've played the first game.
Hard to say. But there is ONE difference, which makes ME2 tip the scales slightly. In ME2, your character has a voice, and speaks dialog. In DAO, you pick dialog options, but your toon never says a word.
Other than that, both of these excellent, excellent games came out of the same publishing house, BioWare and EA Games. The story for both is therefore head and shoulders above any other in either the fantasy or sci-fi RPG categories.
Both games have excellent plot driven character interaction and storylines. The writing is intelligent and the stories well done. In both games there are moments that are laugh out loud hilarious, or grim and serious. In both games you can develop friendships and personal relationships with your team, or be a jerk. Commander Shepard (ME2) is pretty funny as a jerk. The Grey Warden (DAO) is pretty grim as a jerk, and if played to the max will wind up killing or alienating members of his own party.
I have both games. Owning both is worth it, and I cannot wait for ME3 and DA2!Which is better Mass Effect 2 or Dragon Age: Origins?
I have Dragon Age Origins and Love it.
But then I've always preferred fantasy to Sci-Fi.
They are both made by Bioware, so I suspect there will be similar storyline strength in each.
In Dragon Age, at least, you have huge impact on how the story plays out, with the epilouge containing tens, if not hundreds, of possible combinations.
depends
if you have played mass effect 1 then i would say to get the second sense the choices you made carrys over to the second mass effect plus a large # of dlc for that game adds to the story line
how ever if you want replay value then i would say to go for dragon age origins
3 races all with dif endings and start story lines
massive amount of chat diologe *how ever you spell that word*
down fall to dragon age is the load times tend to get bad you are force to restart the game other wise it takes like 20 min to load a zoneWhich is better Mass Effect 2 or Dragon Age: Origins?
Both have very detailed, exceptional stories. The gameplay is different in each, but both are great.
You can either have a great Sci-Fi RPG, or a great Medieval RPG.
Both are highly reviewed games. Metacritic Scores:
Mass Effect 2: 96
Dragon Age Origins: 91
It's a win-win.
Mass Effect is a comic cartoony game, and Dragon Age: Origins has an actual story.
Dragon Age is good, Mass Effect 2 is better. Dragon Age suffers from clich茅 story and characters. The strategic combat makes for a very hardcore and rewarding gameplay experience.
Mass Effect has a great scifi story and borrows elements from Star Trek and 2001: A Space Odyssey while also adding a lot of original new characters, storylines and locations. The gameplay can be either fast paced and Gears of War-like, but if you choose one of the strategic classes it also involves some thinking. It doesn't have the strategic depth that Dragon Age has but that's because it's a different subgenre of RPG.
Note: Only get Mass Effect 2 if you've played the first game.
Hard to say. But there is ONE difference, which makes ME2 tip the scales slightly. In ME2, your character has a voice, and speaks dialog. In DAO, you pick dialog options, but your toon never says a word.
Other than that, both of these excellent, excellent games came out of the same publishing house, BioWare and EA Games. The story for both is therefore head and shoulders above any other in either the fantasy or sci-fi RPG categories.
Both games have excellent plot driven character interaction and storylines. The writing is intelligent and the stories well done. In both games there are moments that are laugh out loud hilarious, or grim and serious. In both games you can develop friendships and personal relationships with your team, or be a jerk. Commander Shepard (ME2) is pretty funny as a jerk. The Grey Warden (DAO) is pretty grim as a jerk, and if played to the max will wind up killing or alienating members of his own party.
I have both games. Owning both is worth it, and I cannot wait for ME3 and DA2!Which is better Mass Effect 2 or Dragon Age: Origins?
I have Dragon Age Origins and Love it.
But then I've always preferred fantasy to Sci-Fi.
They are both made by Bioware, so I suspect there will be similar storyline strength in each.
In Dragon Age, at least, you have huge impact on how the story plays out, with the epilouge containing tens, if not hundreds, of possible combinations.
depends
if you have played mass effect 1 then i would say to get the second sense the choices you made carrys over to the second mass effect plus a large # of dlc for that game adds to the story line
how ever if you want replay value then i would say to go for dragon age origins
3 races all with dif endings and start story lines
massive amount of chat diologe *how ever you spell that word*
down fall to dragon age is the load times tend to get bad you are force to restart the game other wise it takes like 20 min to load a zoneWhich is better Mass Effect 2 or Dragon Age: Origins?
Both have very detailed, exceptional stories. The gameplay is different in each, but both are great.
You can either have a great Sci-Fi RPG, or a great Medieval RPG.
Both are highly reviewed games. Metacritic Scores:
Mass Effect 2: 96
Dragon Age Origins: 91
It's a win-win.
Mass Effect is a comic cartoony game, and Dragon Age: Origins has an actual story.
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