Well, having just completed the Witch Hunt DLC, I have finally got a fully-fledged save file with all the DLC completed to transfer to DA2 (which I have just finished installing as of writing this sentence), and I feel I have a lot to say about this game that’s over a decade old. You’re probably looking at the title of this article and are wondering what this all has to do with Dragon Age: Origins. During this time, nothing else I’ve played has managed to rise to the level of praise I hold for the aforementioned games. The series has been a notable example for me of something that no matter how many times I play it, I can always come back to it. It’s a ritual I’ve since abandoned once I’m done with a game now I uninstall and scarcely revisit it apart from one notable example: for the past seven-to-eight years, I have played through the Half-Life series in its entirety at least once per year.

Examples from when I was younger are games like BioShock, Psychonauts and Alice: Madness Returns.

Having an unchecked addictive personality and a dislike of playing online meant that when I was hooked on a game, I would replay it several times back-to-back. When I was younger, I would often replay single-player games a ridiculous amount. Articles // 28th Jun 2020 - 1 year ago // By Luke Greenfield Game Over: Dragon Age OriginsĬontains Major Spoilers for Dragon Age: Origins and Minor Spoilers for Dragon Age II

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