Dragon Age II

Video Game
20112011
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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

4.8K

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Adventure

Fantasy

The medieval world of Thedas is invaded by demonic Darkspawn. Hawke and his family are saved by a powerful mysterious witch Flemeth. They end up in a foreign city where racial, religious and... Read allThe medieval world of Thedas is invaded by demonic Darkspawn. Hawke and his family are saved by a powerful mysterious witch Flemeth. They end up in a foreign city where racial, religious and political tensions threaten to tear it apart.The medieval world of Thedas is invaded by demonic Darkspawn. Hawke and his family are saved by a powerful mysterious witch Flemeth. They end up in a foreign city where racial, religious and political tensions threaten to tear it apart.

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

4.8K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Mark Darrah
Writers
Stars
- Jo Wyatt(voice)
- Nicholas Boulton(voice)
- Adam Howden(voice)

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Awards
- 4 nominations

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Trivia
In Act 1, if you talk to the bartender at The Hanged Man then he may say something about the rapid decline in the pigeon population in Ferelden. This is a reference to Shale from Dragon Age: Origins.

Quotes
Isabela: I spy with my little eye, something that is... red. And socially uncomfortable.
Aveline Vallen: Ugh.
Isabela: No guesses? It starts with A.
Aveline Vallen: Shut up.
Isabela: Ooh, my mistake. It starts with such a B.
Aveline Vallen: Time and a place, Isabela. No games when we're this deep in a mess.
Isabela: Fine. Gone from B to a real C, anyway.

Connections
Featured in Sage Reviews: Dragon Age II (2011)

Soundtracks
Destiny Of Love
By Inon Zur, Idan Reichel, Aubrey Ashburn (as Olivia Orr)
Performed by Aubrey Ashburn (as Olivia Orr)

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Review

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5/10

Game that didn't live up to its name

Sadly not a very successful sequel to the masterpiece of its predecessor Dragon Age: Origins. Because of the development time being cut short, game is visually ugly and embarrassingly repetitive in its area designs. In fact, with the only visitable location being one city and its outskirts, it's really a shame that all caves and even houses are in fact only one cave, mansion or a house with different passages closed off during different entry times to simulate some kind of variety.

Some people prefer DA2's playability - especially during fights - to the one of DA:O for its quickness, though the combat and tactics options are no longer as rich as they were in the first game.

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