Great finesse
One thing I always liked about the Dragon Age series is its clever mix of third person action game and tactical RPG. Thankfully, this blend is back in Dragon Age: Inquisition, but this time, the recipe has been spiced up with a pinch of subtle new additions.
The battles in Dragon Age: Inquisition are particularly entertaining, and I really enjoyed analyzing the battlefield before sending my companions into battle.
By pressing a button, the camera elevates and is placed above the battlefield. A cursor allows you to give orders to your teammates. Whether you're defending a specific position or focusing an attack on a particularly devious enemy, your allies will obey your every command.
Carnage for all
Battles in Dragon Age: Inquisition are tactical and favor those players who make the best use of their environment and the abilities of their companions.
Dragon Age: Inquisition allows you to change character in real time and vary the fun by alternating between different types of attacks, spells, and fighting techniques.
During my test session, I was able to take control of a mage, an assassin and a warrior, with all three having diametrically different attacks.The mage could unleash elements upon his enemies, the assassin had the ability to become invisible and kill targets by stabbing them, while the warrior's strength and prowess were in his melee attacks.
