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Dragon Age: Inquisition - Jaws of Hakkon is a story about the past and its effects on the present, about the way memories and organizations can reshape the world by using influence as much as weapons.
It's also about reading messages, finding landmarks, exploring a new region and finally finding a way to defeat one of the most powerful enemies that has been created for the game by BioWare, all while uncovering more about the past of the Inquisition and about the pressure that its leaders face.
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The Dragon Age: Inquisition Game of the Year Edition hits in October, and will include every DLC and add-on ever released for the game.
My biggest disappointment of last year yet not a bad game. Just don't try to play it after you played Witcher 3...it's problems will become way too obvious.
That's not really fair, cause witcher 3 is one of the best games I've ever played. Dragon age is still really good. Love the combat.
I agree, I saw the problem last year before the Witcher 3 but still. The game isn't bad but it's definitely not the Dragon Age Inquisition they promised like Mass Effect 3. It felt like they were going to make an MMO and then changed there mind at the last minute and threw a story together. Origins is still the best in the series.
Totally right. Story and characters and even the fighting system are just a far cry from Origin's quality.
I loved this but all I need is that Trespasser DLC so I'll opt to just get that especially since I just got the main game a couple months ago.
Push Square: "At its usual price of £11.99/$14.99, Jaws of Hakkon is an expensive investment for anyone who isn't hungry for more Dragon Age: Inquisition. Invested fans will undoubtedly enjoy this new adventure, but there's no denying that it all feels a bit flat, despite its wonderful setting. Some great fights and a few good storytelling moments keep the expansion from seeming completely toothless, but it's just not as sharp as it should be."
