Like any good RPG, leveling in Dragon Age is quite satisfying. While this isn't as revolutionary in practice as I had hoped, it definitely goes a long way toward providing the game with real replay value and lasting appeal. Rather than simply affecting the way your character deals with combat threats, the race you choose, its background, and its class will give you a distinct origin story and determine how NPCs interact with you. What's more, every play-through will be different, assuming you select a new class and race each time. Going deeper within that tale, players will also come across intrigue between power groups, significant racial tensions, powerful love triangles, and layers of decisions that shape their character and even the makeup and outlook of your party. The overarching plot is an epic tale of the struggle between the goodly races of Ferelden and the evil taint that afflicts the world.
Outside of combat, Dragon Age: Origins is keenly focused on telling great stories.
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