Extremely profound and expansive, Dragon Age: Origins is one of those titles that can easily ingest up dozens of hours of play and stay you coming back for more. The reality that BioWare chose to comprise downloadable satisfied, counting a new character and side quest, on launch day shows that they have a wide plan for supporting the game. Couple that with the detail that each character can be urbanized in fundamentally different ways, and you have an exploit that earns its own place amid BioWare's expansive RPG collection. While the visuals are a bit underwhelming and the intricacy is a bit easier on the consoles, this is still a great title. This is the type of adventure that fantasy RPG admirers have been hoping that BioWare would bring – a game with a ton of re-playability and an extremely vivid world that is the start of an imposing franchise.