Apr 23
The fellows over at Gamebanshee send word they have finished their, probably, largest work on a single game and present you with their completed Dragon Age section.
Apr 22
Funny thing about the Twitter-verse, when a well-known pundit Tweets some off-the-cuff commend like “Video Games Can Never Be Art,” one is apt to take it personally. Because what is Twitter for, if not to allow celebrities to speak directly to me.
Dragon Age: Origins provides us with a look at a charming pseudo-medieval culture, reminiscent of England in the pre-Renaissance era, though it borrows heavily from classic fantasy. Many classic fantasies seek to provide themselves with a long and rich history, in order to provide narrative weight to their setting; “the great evil was defeated by the stalwart heroes 10,000 years ago,” for example.
Having a problem? Stuck on a quest? Where do you find what you are looking for? Just need a little hint or nudge in the right direction? We are presenting you detailed written Dragon Age: Awakening walkthroughs along with the video version for your viewing pleasure.
Dragon Age: Awakening starts with a pretty simple premise: the Blight is over but darkspawn still wander the land. As a Grey Warden, your job is to find out why the darkspawn have not retreated and put an end to them. Sounds easy enough, right? But the problem is, darkspawn aren’t the only trouble facing the new Warden-Commander.
The Grey Wardens accept anyone with the mettle to take up the sword against the dark creatures. Kinslayers, blood mages, traitors, rebels, carta thugs, common bandits–the order doesn’t judge, Riordan says, and all are accepted if they show the skill to fight the darkspawn that threaten the land.
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