Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition for PC Reviews by Gamers

Sure, it's a little on the raunchy side at times, so if yo uare bothered by that -- it's not your game and don't let your kid play it.

But if you are looking for some immersive gameplay, witty dialog, top notch character flow and interaction... this game is it.

It has the best dialog and the most unforgettable characters that I have ever experienced in this game genre -- with the exception of Mass Effect 2 which it stands toe-to-toe with. Replay value is awesome since you can always generate a new character. Like a helpless geek, I've played this game too many times.

Please ignore person who said it didn't work on Windows 7. It worked on my two machines just fine.

Absolutely amazing. This is a fantastic game, I am nearly through origins and will be battling the archdemon shortly and I'll be playing it again! once i get through the expansion and then Dragon Age II - I'll be playing it again. Things I love = the story, the variety of choices to virtually write your own story! The characters, the voice acting, the cut scenes. Things I didnt like but in the end didnt detract from the game - the constant load load load whenever your character goes into a different area. (That said I love how the map works) the fact that smaller area visuals were re-used. (again doesnt really detract from the game) All in All - I will play this forever!!!!

This is a good price if you don't already have the game and the expansion pack.

I was excited to dig into this game (finally buying the 'ultimate' edition). Now 40+ hours into the game I will summarize my experience and thoughts here...

I started as a human noble (excellent use of branching story in the beginning of a game). Overall I think the game is excellent IF... you have the time, patience, and are a little OCD you will get a lot out of it. I like the characters and graphics are descent (better if you download the texture mods). The story is kind of been there done that; however there is a rich history behind the land of Fereldon etc. This is where it bogs me down a bit. The many baground codexes and long diaglogue sequences start to feel like they really are dragging it out too much. The dungeons also seem to reflect this same design... just when you think you are about to break through and reap your reward for exploring and overcoming, bam you find another labyrinth or more difficult obstacle to overcome. Combining these elements with a game that is 'harder' than other BioWare titles and you may loose patience with it.

NOW.... that being said; I went on vacation, returned, breathed deep and tried digging in again and find myself having hours of fun with it. You just may find it is a game, if you enjoy the first 15 hours, that you can bury yourself in for a very long time. So keep that in mind but if you like 'Buldur's Gate' type games etc... you'll likely enjoy this one.

Spent money, downloaded game, and THEN found out it was 32-bit only and unplayable on Win7? Uncool.