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Skyhold Throne: Every ruler should sit in a place of high honor, but as the Inquisitor you will have the greatest of all, fashioned from an ancient dragon skull. Red Hart Halla: Traverse the perilous, living world atop this great-horned beast. Bog Unicorn: Once belonging to an evil marauder, this unique mount has returned to inspire fear into those who would oppose you. Bring the world of Thedas wherever you go with the digital soundtrack Bonus digital content: to be announced!

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Dragon Age: Inquisition

A cataclysmic event plunges the land of Thedas into turmoil. Dragons darken the sky, casting a shadow over lands on the brink of chaos. Mages break into all-out war against the oppressive templars. Nations rise against one another. It falls to you and your allies to restore order as you lead the Inquisition and hunt down the agents of chaos.

Explore, lead, and battle: Tough choices define your experience, and even one decision can change the course of what's to come.

Key Features

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Become the Inquisitor

Wield the power of the Inquisition over the course of an epic character-driven story and lead a perilous journey of discovery through the Dragon Age.

Bond with Legends

To become a great leader, you’ll need to develop relationships with unforgettable characters. The real challenge, negotiating the dynamic relationships amongst each other.

Discover the Dragon Age

BioWare's action-adventure game delivers an unparalleled story set in a vast, changeable landscape. Explore hidden caves, defeat truly monumental creatures and shape the world around you based on your unique play style.

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Change the World

Deciding the fate of villages and ransacking keeps will shape the world around you. As a leader, you can deploy followers of the Inquisition to act on your behalf.

How will you Lead?

Completely control the appearance and abilities of your Inquisitor, party of followers, outposts, and strongholds. Decide the makeup of your Inquisition forces and your own style of combat.

Combine Forces

You don’t have to face the enemies of Thedas alone; join your friends in thrilling adventures against some of the Thedas' most monstrous foes. Choose between one of 12 unique Agents of the Inquisition, customise them with awesome loot and prepare for action-packed encounters!

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Destruction Free DLC

The Dragon Age: Inquisition Destruction DLC adds new paths to the Elven Ruins, Orlesian Chateau and Tevinter Ruins. The conflicts raging throughout the world have upset the balance of nature: Wild creatures now roam the battlefield, introducing chaos as they attack both friend and foe.

This is a free downloadable content (DLC) which will be automatically updated when signing into the game.

Dragonslayer Multiplayer Expansion and the Black Emporium

BioWare’s latest content expansion for Dragon Age: Inquisition includes:

Dragonslayer Multiplayer Expansion adds thrilling dragon battles into the multiplayer dungeon-crawling experience alongside an expansive new destination and three new playable characters: An Avvar Skywatcher with fierce elemental magic and melee mastery; ZITHER!, a Virtuoso whose music is deadly and Isabela, the Raider Queen of the Eastern Seas.

The Black Emporium provides more ways to customize your Inquisition by adding four high-level stores which sell epic weapons, powerful accessories, new crafting materials and other hard-to-find items. Players can also change their facial appearance with the Mirror of Transformation. This new area will be accessible through the war table.

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4.1 out of 5 stars
251 global ratings

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Customers like the quality and story of the video game. For example, they say it's an amazing, enjoyable game with an immersive storyline. That said, some complain about the glitches and load times. Opinions are mixed on graphics, dialogue quality, performance, and customization.

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81 customers mention "Quality"57 positive24 negative

Customers like the quality of the video game. They say it's amazing, worth immersing yourself in, and the best game of 2014. They also mention that the multiplayer is fun, and that the open worlds are marvelous.

"...The characters are interesting, the open worlds are marvelous, the leveling system is intuitive and fun, the combat is improved over previous DA..." Read more

"...The story is extremely detailed and is quite a lot to take in, especially if your a completionist like myself...." Read more

"I found Inquisition to be the most enjoyable of the Dragon Age games so far...." Read more

"...Their attempt to streamline the game further caused the gameplay to take a hit, making the ability to assign specific tactics very simplistic and..." Read more

26 customers mention "Story"19 positive7 negative

Customers find the storyline great, extensive, and immersive. They also say it exceeds expectations, with an inventive and involved storytelling. Customers also say the game is fun and fills in a lot of history for the Dragon Age world.

"...The story is extremely detailed and is quite a lot to take in, especially if your a completionist like myself...." Read more

"...The overall plot is fairly basic. You're a man or woman (of four possible races), and you find out you're the only one who can stop a great threat...." Read more

"...The plot/storyline within Inquisition was also very good. I enjoy the way the game developers continue to expand upon the in-game mythology...." Read more

"...Bioware really limits the character development. The story continues to follow the previous story...." Read more

34 customers mention "Graphics"18 positive16 negative

Customers are mixed about the graphics. Some mention that the game still has gorgeous graphics, while others say that the graphics are ridiculously poor and can load a bit wonky on older consoles.

"...The graphics will be better depending on which system you use but even on Xbox 360 it still has gorgeous graphics...." Read more

"...Not only are characters' hair oddly shiny, the graphics look worse than ME2 and sometimes even DA2...." Read more

"...For a 360 game, I found the graphics to be beautiful. Going into more detailed areas like the forests or temples were a wonder to walk though...." Read more

"...because the game wasn't optimized for the 360 and PS3, but it's so freaky to look at that I was constantly torn between laughing and crying every-..." Read more

13 customers mention "Dialogue quality"8 positive5 negative

Customers are mixed about the dialogue quality. Some mention that the character creation is pretty good, with an incredibly complex and rich storyline involving interesting characters. They also say that the companions are all well-voiced and likable. However, others say that there are weird audio glitches where characters would suddenly speak in gibberish. They say the game gets stuck after a character speaks and won't continue. They mention that there is also a lot of audio skips and that the dialogue often freezes.

"...I have loved every minute I have put into it so far. The characters are interesting, the open worlds are marvelous, the leveling system is intuitive..." Read more

"...The character creation is pretty good especially compared to its predecessors...." Read more

"...Bioware gave the same deep story telling with interesting characters, each with their own opinions...." Read more

"...Characters are constantly popping in and out of the scenes, the ice on the ground looked like blue plastic, pop-in happened every second, there were..." Read more

10 customers mention "Performance"6 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the performance of the video game. Some mention that it does most things very well, and is a very successful game. However, others say that the AI is bad and wouldn't respond to commands, the music would cut out, and the disc read error prompted a disc read.

"...The Tarot theme they went with, worked well given the franchises art style...." Read more

"...are disappointing -- ugly and very choppy, like the 360 can't process it correctly...." Read more

"...The action, emotion, plot and pretty much everything is amazing. BioWare have simply outdone themselves...." Read more

"Dragon Age Inquisition does most things very well, which makes its stumbles quite jarring...." Read more

9 customers mention "Customization"5 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the customization. Some mention that it's fantastic, unique, and different. They love that they can craft their own weapons and armour, and that each area is detailed. However, others say that the ability to assign specific tactics is simplistic, and the equipment modifying mechanic seems a little cumbersome. They also say that it doesn't come with instructions.

"...Each area is detailed and set the mood for the area. The Tarot theme they went with, worked well given the franchises art style...." Read more

"...so it makes the game really difficult in the beginning and laughably easy at the end...." Read more

"...Customization is fantastic. Probably the most in-depth character customization I've come across in a while...." Read more

"...There are so many different scenarios depending on what Inquisitor you play and the choices you make that you could play a dozen times and..." Read more

17 customers mention "Glitches"0 positive17 negative

Customers find the glitches in the video game software to be relatively serious. They say the game is buggy and has glitched out upgrades and significant quest-ending bugs. Some customers also mention that the game has long loading screens and crashes.

"...That being said, there are glitches and one in particular was enough to bring down my rating since it could have broken my game...." Read more

"...BioWare have simply outdone themselves. There are bugs and glitches, however... but they're not that bad...." Read more

"...There were some very significant quest–ending bugs. Luckily, I wasn't hit with a bug on any of the main quests...." Read more

"...little things that I really love about it, but there are also some pretty big glitches and the load time can be trying..." Read more

11 customers mention "Load time"0 positive11 negative

Customers find the load time of the video game software to be trying, excessive, and horrible. They also mention that the graphics and load times are horrible. Some customers report issues with loading some scenes and having issues with certain generation machines.

"...Load times are fairly long and it could get tedious if you need to reload anything...." Read more

"...As it stands, the loading screens were tantalizingly annoying.– There were some very significant quest–ending bugs...." Read more

"...about it, but there are also some pretty big glitches and the load time can be trying (I've started keeping a book nearby for the longer loads)...." Read more

"...For real. In addition to the environment sometimes being slow to load (whatever, no big deal) and the character details also being slow to load..." Read more

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Best Game Ever!
Dragon Age: Inquisition was as close to perfect as I can expect from a game. I absolutely love the Dragon Age series. I get my hands on everything Dragon Age related that I possibly can. Sure, I have my critiques of the game, nothing is ever perfect. But, it lived up to all of my expectations. And I haven't looked forward to something the way I looked forward to Inquisition since *NSYNC released "No Strings Attached."
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Hudson
5.0 out of 5 stars Great game, assuming you have 7+ gb of free space and don't mind awful graphics
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2014
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
I think this is a wonderful game. I have loved every minute I have put into it so far. The characters are interesting, the open worlds are marvelous, the leveling system is intuitive and fun, the combat is improved over previous DA games, and the environments are really cool.

Now, I realize there are some serious flaws with the game, particularly with this port. First, it must be installed onto the HDD, and NOWHERE did EA make this clear. Consequently, a number of people have been completely screwed over. My opinion was that this was an entirely deliberate act of manipulation by EA to sell more copies of the game.

Additionally, the graphics look awful on Xbox 360. Not only are characters' hair oddly shiny, the graphics look worse than ME2 and sometimes even DA2. I would expect them to be as good as the 360 can handle, but other games, like Skyrim, are much prettier. Moreover, the graphics are buggy (at least on my copy). Characters oftentimes flash, and it takes the console a few seconds to load the graphics when entering new areas, so everything looks bland for a moment.

Why, then, am I giving it five stars? A few reasons. I had room on a 320gb harddrive, so that did not cause me any problems. Additionally, I knew I would be getting worse graphics, and if I truly cared that much about it, I would have upgraded consoles. I don't. I enjoy my 360 and have no intent of upgrading any time soon. So, if anything I'm just happy this game was ported to 360. I absolutely love it so far, as does my wife. It is so, so much better than DA:2 (though Origins is still at the top of my list). So, I understand if many people are angry, and give it the low reviews you think it deserves. But for me, this game has brought nothing but joy, so I'm giving it 5/5.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Prepare to not see sunlight for a bit cause this game is AMAZING!
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2014
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
I have been an avid player of RPGs for years now, and the Dragon Age series is one of my favorites. You will spend hours, and I mean HOURS on end playing this game. The character creation is pretty good especially compared to its predecessors. The graphics will be better depending on which system you use but even on Xbox 360 it still has gorgeous graphics. The story is extremely detailed and is quite a lot to take in, especially if your a completionist like myself. If you haven't played previous Dragon Age games its going to be a bit confusing to catch up with, but you can still understand the story it just means a loooot of reading. The combat is tailored for people who like tactical and head on, and the weapons are pretty expansive but the armory could use a bit more. The romances as always are fantastic, ohh Cullen <3. But besides my fangirling they also bring back previous characters whether it be cameos or even a letter or mention of what they are currently doing. All the choices you made do affect what happens in this game which is pretty amazing. Also the choices in this game are pretty powerful but its hard to keep track of whose your friend or not. Dragon Age Inquisition is an amazing game I would recommend to any gamer, Lead them or fall, it's a powerful stand-out game you are sure to enjoy. I know I did cause I freaking love it!(Also the sex scenes are a major improvement!)
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Elizabeth
4.0 out of 5 stars An honest detailed review from a Dragon Age fan after finishing the game in 96 hours, near completion.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2014
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
With Bioware's last few games considered let downs for some, more notably Dragon Age 2 this series previous tile, they had a lot of live up to. Did they do it? I want emphasize that this is the deluxe version and will factor that in my rating. (This rating is for version 1.0, no patches)

Two things to mention:

First you do need at least 7.5 gb of hard drive space on your xbox for any 360 version so be weary.

Second if you've played any previous Dragon Age game or Mass Effect you know that their games usually import save files to carry over your games. The old save import system is gone, and they've introduced a new system called the Dragon Age Keep, a website (google it) and you must recreate your world story on there and you'll be able to export that into Dragon Age Inquisition.

Deluxe Version - 1/5 What sets this apart from the standard version of the game is the Flames of Inquisition armor and weapons, exclusive mounts, soundtrack and multiplayer items. Was it worth the extra ten dollars I would say no. These weapons don't give you any more advantage that a looted or crafted weapon can with enough time and gold. It's only meant for aesthetic purposes or hardcore fans. The mounts serve no advantage. Multiplayer only gives you a head start but with enough time you'll quickly catch up or craft a weapon that's just as good. Just buy the standard version.

Graphics & Sound - 4.5/5 - I'm going to mention this now. Choosing to buy the 360 version will come with a downgrade in graphics but that should be expected. Do not rate poorly all because "It doesn't look like the xbox one version" (like some one or two star reviews on here). For a 360 game, I found the graphics to be beautiful. Going into more detailed areas like the forests or temples were a wonder to walk though. Each area is detailed and set the mood for the area. The Tarot theme they went with, worked well given the franchises art style. The music is some of the best I've heard in this series and will compliment any battle.
Problems I would run into included textures not loading properly thus they looked even more blurred than normal. Often times music would cut out or all part of it won't play. One notable example is a bard singing however I would only hear the music and not the lyrics being sung. These were fairly minor and didn't come up often for me.

Interface - 3/5 - For the most part there was little issues I had with clipping or glitches of any kind and given how large this game is, that is saying a lot. That being said, there are glitches and one in particular was enough to bring down my rating since it could have broken my game. While in a conversion sometimes it will get stuck after a character speaks and won't continue. You can progress the conversion by hitting skip but you'll lose out on the next piece of dialogue. Load times are fairly long and it could get tedious if you need to reload anything.

Gameplay - 3.5/5 - I played on normal and changed to hard midway. The gameplay overall was fun and was reminisces of Dragon Age 2 with a tactical camera from DA: Origins. The focus on having a good team that covered all bases shined. Healing is more or less gone with only a few potions to aid you and you don't regenerate health, this actually works out well since it allows you to build more varied teams and no be forced to bring a healer. Replenishing potions is also free and abundant so you won't have to worry about exploring for a long periods of time. A crafting system for weapons and armor was added which I found it be very fun and allowed me to make a more customized character with armor or weapons I wanted.

Their attempt to streamline the game further caused the gameplay to take a hit, making the ability to assign specific tactics very simplistic and stats are auto leveled. The AI at times was bad and wouldn't respond to commands or stay put. The tactical camera didn't always angle correctly and I found myself using tactical mode less as the story went on.

Quests - 3.5/5 - This is a HUGE game. You'll definitely be spending a lot of time exploring and with the replay value you'll find yourself getting lost rather often. First the quests, there are dozens of quests many are engaging but the game suffers given that majority are fetch or `kill the thing, get item'. They try to make up for this by having every quest have a purpose, each one aids your forces and you gain points towards progressing the main story line. Despite this, it's hard to mask a fetch quest and this game had just a bit too many. If you enjoy exploring areas with companions making amusing conversion, you eventually don't mind.

Story - 5/5 - Perhaps the strongest point of the game and like many previous tiles it's the journey that makes the story. The overall plot is fairly basic. You're a man or woman (of four possible races), and you find out you're the only one who can stop a great threat. Gather a team together to stop a threat upon the land. If you choose to only focus on the main story you'll miss out on what makes this story great. As with any RPG, talking with everyone is key. Bioware gave the same deep story telling with interesting characters, each with their own opinions. Listening to their stories, investing time to do their quests, read the lore and you won't be disappointed. This is a story driven game thus the story is part of the game itself. Depending on what choices you pick can and will affect the game.

Multiplayer - 5/5 - I addressed some of the game play in my gameplay section, it's about the same and although it feels like it suffers a bit in the campaign, it's much more fun in multiplayer. A large reason behind this is due to your party having a brain and can make taking on dungeons more fun. It's coop onl,y similar to the mass effect campaign. You can also craft weapons and level up your character, making them your own. The multiplayer doesn't affect the campaign in any way and a rather fun extra to an already enjoyable game.

My Overall - 3.7/5 - I love the dragon age series and in all honestly I would give this a personal 5/5 since I enjoy every aspect of the game, even the glitches gave me amusement. At the same time the problems with the game can't be over looked. Some aspect of the game could get better with patches but for now this is the rating I give it. It takes 50 hours to beat if only doing the minimum.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Dragon Age Game
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2014
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
I found Inquisition to be the most enjoyable of the Dragon Age games so far. The party mechanics are easy to control, and I found them to be better suited to tactical play than those in Dragon Age 2. The interactive nature of the town and then the keep was also a cool addition. The plot/storyline within Inquisition was also very good. I enjoy the way the game developers continue to expand upon the in-game mythology. Utilizing Corypheus as the primary antagonist was a great way to bring back his character, which only had a brief part in the expansions of DA:2. The way in which the end of the game sets up the next installment with Solas was a nice way to wrap up this chapter of the game.
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Kat Howlett
5.0 out of 5 stars Good graphics
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 9, 2019
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
Good graphics brand new
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Cliente de Amazon
5.0 out of 5 stars 100% satisfecho
Reviewed in Mexico on December 22, 2016
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
Muy bien es nuevo y llego en tiempo superó mis expectativas. Lo recomiendo de verdad ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ .
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suziegon
5.0 out of 5 stars GET IT. You're missing out if you don't.
Reviewed in Canada on January 1, 2015
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
Amazing game. It's not perfect, but as a whole, it's an experience you can't miss out on. As we've come to expect from BioWare, the characters are fantastic and the story is epic. The soundtrack is the best Dragon Age soundtrack yet. The main story moments surpass everything the developer has done before, with side characters you can sympathize with even if you don't agree with what they've done. The little moments are done with equal care and things like party banter not only show you more about the world of Thedas, but give insight into the characters as individuals. Some of the decisions you make in this game will have you staring at the screen agonizing over what to do, and deeply regretting some of the things you did/didn't do - in the best way possible. These are hard decisions that have no black-and-white morality to them.

There's a delightful level of customization options available if you like to tinker as well, not to mention the depth of the character customizer (except for the lack of hair options). Even after my 115 hour playthrough, there's a lot I haven't properly explored in the game (mostly to do with customizing Skyhold). I'm already working on my next playthrough.

Xbox 360 version isn't as pretty as the PC version, obviously, but it still looks great compared to other games on this platform. Had a couple instances where the game froze (black screen) and had to restart it, but considering the size and quality of the game, it's forgivable.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Muy buen juego
Reviewed in Mexico on March 30, 2017
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
LLego en exelentes condiciones y antes de lo esperado, muy satisfecho con el servicio y completamente recomendado, otro mas para la coleccion
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James Cameron
2.0 out of 5 stars Not great. Got this for my wife and she completely ...
Reviewed in Canada on November 28, 2014
Platform For Display: Xbox 360Edition: DeluxeVerified Purchase
Not great. Got this for my wife and she completely hates the graphics and the fact that female characters look very "manly". There was not even an option for long hair?
For a customization system falls short. Certainly did not exceed expectations.
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