Game Info: Dragon Age: Origins
BioWare returns to the fantasy RPG in this, the purported spiritual child of the Baldur's Gate series. With the AD&D trappings gone, the fantasy moves to darker, more realistic (likely to mean that everyone is just more pissed-off) terrain. As a character whose backstory you shape in the beginning of the game, you direct up to three companions in pause-and-play tactical battles.
Dragon Age: Origins Details
| Platform: |
PC |
| Genre: |
RPG |
| ESRB: |
RP |
| Publisher: |
EA |
| Developer: |
BioWare |
| Release Date: |
Q1 2009 |
| Other Platforms: |
Xbox 360, PS3 |
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» Dragon Age: Origins (PC)
BioWare returns to the fantasy RPG in this, the purported spiritual child of the Baldur's Gate series. With the AD&D trappings gone, the fantasy moves to darker, more realistic (likely to mean that everyone is just more pissed-off) terrain. As a character whose backstory you shape in the beginning of the game, you direct up to three companions in pause-and-play tactical battles.
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