Possibly one of the most controversial games this year, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, is racking up tons of positive reviews from various media outlets.
Set to release on October 31, 2024, BioWare's latest entry in the Dragon Age franchise will feature a much tighter-knit environment with different segments compared to the open world seen in many recent RPGs.
Despite having several positive reviews, some other reviews are on the other end of the spectrum. Many think that while it tries to have a different approach to the classic Dragon Age formula, Dragon Age: The Veilguard still doesn't give itself that identity to stand out as a fantastic RPG with mediocre graphics and dull combat. If you want to grab a copy of Dragon Age: The Veilguard this coming Thursday, we've collated a list of reviews to help you decide.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard - Review Roundup
- Checkpoint Gaming - 100
- Eurogamer - 100
- XboxEra - 100
- CGMagazine - 100
- Game Rant - 100
- GAMINGbible - 100
- GamesRadar+ - 90
- IGN - 90
- GamingTrend - 85
- GameSpot - 70
- Digital Trends - 70
- CD-Action - 60
- VGC - 60
- VG247 - 60
- Gamepressure - 60
With this wide variety of reviewer scores, Dragon Age: The Veilguard has an 84 Metascore on Metacritic and a 78% critic recommendation on OpenCritic.
Some reviews say it is BioWare's best Dragon Age ever and a triumphant return of BioWare to the Dragon Age franchise. Meanwhile, YouTuber and gaming video creator Skill Up said, "every interaction with the companions feels like HR is in the room" and "interaction made by the main character sounds like he is addressing an Under 12 soccer team before a semi-final". He was wildly praising on the one hand and brutally hard on it on the other.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard's review spread is like putting peanut butter on a breakfast sandwich during a very hectic Monday morning, with one side full of flavor and one side with only bread, and depending on what side you take, it will leave you either wanting more or running after a fresh glass of milk to wash the dryness away.
Analogies aside, Dragon Age: The Veilguard is undoubtedly a game that will divide fans based on the critic reviews above. Will it be another case of Concord and Unknown 9: Awakening or Black Myth: Wukong all over again? The weekend can't come any faster for RPG fans.
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