Added: 30.11.2014 5:11 | 11 views | 0 comments


Over the weekend, Gamer Headlines reported on a recent Dragon Age: Inquisition mod (technically a hack via CheatEngine table) that allowed for total freecam control of the camera, allowing PC gamers to play the game from a perspective akin to Dragon Age: Origins isometric/tactical view. While that is perfectly fine and dandy, it appears that some more artistically inclined Dragon Age: Inquisition players are utilizing the aforementioned freecam mod to capture some truly captivating screenshots of the game. In particular, a reddit and Flickr user by the name of Berduu has employed the aforementioned Dragon Age: Inquisition mod in his game and taken some gorgeous screen captures from the game. Honestly, it's tough to shake the fact that they were taken directly in-game seeing as they look more like concept art or paintings.

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Dragon Age: Inquisition isn't just a return to form, it exceeds expectations across the board. It is better than both Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II, building off the mechanics and structure that made each game a success.

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GES writes: "It took Bioware 4 years of development to bring out this next instalment in the Dragon Age series, but playing Dragon Age: Inquisition you cannot help but feel it was worth it! This game is huge, if you want something to keep you busy December then this game is definitely a go. 50-60 hours to complete the critical path of the game is no jokes! The game has been developed on the Frosbite 3 engine and is the biggest game built on it. To give you an idea on how big the world is, after the Prologue you will experience the area of the Hinterlands, this area alone is bigger than Dragon Age Origins and Dragon Age 2 combined! The game is beautifully designed and you can see it in the graphics and how amazing the different sceneries are."

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DS: "Before we get into the thick of this, allow me an admission: I liked Dragon Age 2. While it didnt reach the heights that Dragon Age: Origins did in getting back to Biowares CRPG roots, it really wasnt trying to, which I thought a bold move, and one that panned out exceedingly well for me. Why am I starting things out this way? Well, at the risk of this turning this into some weird meta review of that game instead of new release Dragon Age: Inquisition, I think its good that you understand where Im coming from when I tell you that Inquisition is the culmination of everything Bioware did in both of those games. Like a perfect child born to a couple of comely parents, Inquisition overcomes both the glossy shine of the first and the critical panning of the second to become something not unique, but evolved."

Added: 27.11.2014 7:11 | 18 views | 0 comments


Cory says, "Batman enters the Penguins base, but he can he survive the countless thugs, the perilous jumps, and the shocking encounter with the Electrocutioner? Find out all of this and Part 5 of Batman Arkham Origins!"

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Join the hunt this December

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Developers Steel Wool Games and Ripstone publishing have announced today the release date of their super-fly platformer, Flyhunter Origins.

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Kingdom Rush: Origins is the third installment of the series and although it nurses the same formula as its predecessors, Origins does not feel like a simple reskin. The series feels gloomier with numerous enhancements to the towers, enemies, heroes, and most notably, the environments. The lively atmosphere along with the core gameplay is a recipe for yet another impressive tower-defense experience.

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RPGamer: "The Dragon Age series has only been around a few years, but it's already experienced dramatic shifts in quality. Dragon Age: Origins was a massive game that offered one of the deepest role-playing experiences I'd ever played, and its expansion, Awakening, was a very beefy addition with a new cast and a brand new story to enjoy. Not long after that, Dragon Age II was rushed out the door with lots of recycled environments and a much more scaled back setting, all of which seemed to be directly caused by a hurried development process. Thankfully, Dragon Age: Inquisition was given all the time it needed, as it's a massive game with tons of entertaining content that makes it really hard to put down."

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Fans of tower defense games are in luck Kingdom Rush Orgins, the latest installment of the popular tower defense series, is out now on Android and it looks great.