Dragon Age ™: Origins (Steam key / Region free)

Why love Dragon Age? Yes, for everything that capricious fans of the genre appreciate: a world thought out to the smallest detail, at least 60 hours of travel around the map, vivid characters of characters, flexible combat system, difficult situations and quests, texts that are pleasant to read and even more pleasant to listen to ... Dragon Age, like a good storyteller, fascinates from the first minutes. She leads the story slowly, relishes the details, delves into ornate lyrical digressions and deftly maintains intrigue, forcing her to fidget on the edge of her chair. Roll the mouse wheel, and the camera, looking at the hero's back, will skyrocket to hide the flaws of XNUMXD models and remind you of the glorious days of the Infinity Engine. Of course, there are flaws. Textures are bitten by moths here and there. Composer Inon Zur threw out a pale clipping that Aubrie Ashburn's angelic vocals do not rescue. The age rating "M" has been worked out too zealously: people strewn with bloody "freckles" from head to toe are ridiculous, as are the sprite puddles of ketchup creeping under the corpses. But scolding BioWare for this is like calling a bad summer because of a couple of rains.