Sandis Sitton

Absolutely stellar. This game blows Inquisition out of the water. It's story is full of nods to the themes and plots of prior games, all the way back to the first in the series. Its characters are deep and interesting, its gameplay is fluid and satisfying in a way I don't think any other in the series has been, it's world is beautifully realized and pays homage to the aesthetics of all the previous games, and it's stories, especially for how many of them there are, achieve a level of emotional gravity and cinematic glory that legitimately surprised me. This game has satisfied my every nerdy hope, I'm honestly shocked modern Bioware accomplished it.

A brilliant superhero satire and critique of corporatism that just gets better as it goes on. It's grotesque, brutal and violent. It's characters are vivid and argumentative, and it somehow makes me angry and scared the entire time, while still having a blast. Not for the faint of heart.