Katie Foster

Scratches the itch of a triple a rpg, but doesn't quite do it perfectly...combat is great, story compelling, visuals 10/10, but pretty on rails (think DAI fidelity with Fable 1 story fences) - also the companion quests aren't as full as i would personally like. "Yeah, Vacso! Let's get tattoos" was a bail-to-black cutscene. Didnt even sit him in the tattoo chair, show you the tattoo kit, or show you where/what his new tat was.... fills the void of another dragon age, but doesn't have the heart/character of a triple a studio