A solidly made open world RPG whose multiple massive maps can be either its strongest draw or potential downfall depending on expectations.
+ distinct locations with dozens of hours worth of bountiful content to explore
+ huge graphical improvements over the previous games and a more vivid presentation in general
+ generally well-designed party of companions once again
+ some very important choices to make and decent enough ability to roleplay through dialogue
- less satisfying action combat than DA2 without the strategy of DA1
- unnecessarily lengthy real-time countdowns for one part of the game
- simplistic main story that sees the protagonist immediately worshipped and brought up to defeat an obvious evil