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Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Explore a stunning world, make complex moral choices, and engage in bone-crushing combat against massive and terrifying creatures. The Ultimate Edition includes Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening and all nine content packs.
Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition is a rpg, fantasy and story rich game
developed by BioWare
and published by Electronic Arts.
Released on October 26th 2010 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Italian, Spanish - Spain and German.
It has received 28,412 reviews of which 24,599 were positive and 3,813 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 27.71€ on Eneba.
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- OS *: Windows XP (SP3) or Windows Vista (SP1) or Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Single 1.6 Ghz Processor (or equivalent) or AMD 64 2.0 GHz Processor (or equivalent)
- Memory: 1GB (1.5 GB Vista and Windows 7)
- Graphics: ATI Radeon X850 256MB or NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT 128MB or greater (Windows Vista: Radeon X1550 256 MB or NVidia GeForce 7600GT 256MB)
- DirectX®: DirectX (November 2007)
- Hard Drive: 20 GB HD space
- Sound: Direct X Compatible Sound Card
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Before I do my review, it is important to note that the game does not really work if you do not mod it, as EA decided to port the game over as it was and it does not run on modern systems. I will link the Youtube video I used to fix the problems the game has, as since I did those changes and copied the same settings, I never had problems again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_qBFeyWR5Q Dragon Age Origins is a masterpiece of an RPG and one of the best (and now my favorite) games I have played. The story and overall narrative is extremely engaging, and the game has some of my favorite companions in an RPG that I have played. The writing and dialogue is so good, witty and entertaining that it was a joy to just sit and listen to my companions banter between themselves, as well as speak to them and get to know them better. The gameplay is really fun and fairly unique compared to most RPGs I have played, as I feel it is a really good mix in between turn based party gameplay and non turn based party gameplay. When I originally started the game, I was not sold on it, but it got better as it went on. The depth of character skill trees, abilities and classes, while not up to the same standard as some modern RPGs, is so good, especially when you consider this is (relatively) an older game. The world of Fereldon is so interesting with the different races, and the overall story quest that involved exploring this world and stopping the Blight had me engaged from the start to the finish. The music is also very good as well. While the overall story and narrative is excellent, the biggest praise I can give the is the characters, the writing and the dialogue, which all tie together. The main group of companions may be my favorite in an RPG I have ever played. I adore both Alistar and Morrigan as characters, and the banter between themselves was so good. Leliana is a great character to, and while I romanced Morrigan because I think her character is just more interesting, she is such a good character too, as to is Sten and everyone else. It was hard to pick a main party as there were just so many companions I wanted in my party at the same time. It made it very hard to pick my other 3 companions to accompany me, but I mainly had Morrigan, Leliana and Alistar, as well as Sten at times, as those where my favorite, but the rest of them were awesome as well and when I do a future playthrough I will use them more. I think the writing and dialogue may also be my favorite in any game I have played. This ties to the overall story and narrative; the story is so interesting because the writing is so good. It was so much fun to interact not just with my party members or even other main characters, but random NPCs because you never know what they could say that is interesting. I cannot praise this aspect of the game enough, and I could write so much more about it. The only big issue I really had with the game was that the game just did not work. I was around 2-3 hours in when it started crashing nonstop, and I was tempted to just stop playing the game, but lucky I found the video I linked above and I 100% recommend doing what the video says to make sure you can play the game. Overall, Dragon Age Origins is a masterpiece in my eyes. The story, characters and writing are all top tier, especially the companions, as they are so good. I 100% recommend this game to basically anyone, but especially if you like RPGs, especially CRPGs like BG3 or DOS (those are the only other ones I have played as of now), as this feels like the predecessor to those games. I am looking forward to play some of the future Dragon Age games, but it will be hard to live up to the expectation that Dragon Age Origins has set. I play on playing the Awakening DLC before I hope into DA2, as well as maybe doing one of the other DLCs I did not do (I only did Morrigan's DLC at this point). This game is a masterpiece, and you should 100% play it. 10/10
Recommended, but only if you're willing to mod it. Dragon Age: Origins is one of the best RPGs I've ever played, and despite being released in 2009, it still holds up kinda well today. The story is engaging, companions are memorable, voice acting remains excellent, combat is fun, and the soundtrack is really good, featuring several memorable themes that are instantly recognizable to DA fans. That said, I cannot honestly recommend buying this game and playing it completely vanilla in 2026. First, if you're playing the Steam version, you must be aware of a long-standing issue that can prevent the DLC content from appearing correctly, even though it's included with the Ultimate Edition. I highly recommend following this guide below before starting your playthrough to ensure all extra content is properly working as intended. DLC Fix Guide: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2104780823 Unfortunately, the PC version of the game suffers from VARIOUS technical issues. Some bugs can affect quests, stability, combat, and more. Lucky us, the modding community has spent years fixing many of these problems, and there are now excellent guides that make the process much easier than it sounds. With a handful of essential fixes and quality-of-life improvements, DAOrigins transforms from an aging classic into a genuinely fantastic RPG experience. I strongly recommend playing on PC rather than console because of the extensive modding scene. Recommended mod guide video: https://youtu.be/aeTkPTkGInE?si=k6r92rDIpJPkTddA Recommended mod guide list: https://www.sinitargaming.com/dao.html The combat system offers a satisfying blend of tactical planning and traditional RPG character building. While it may feel slow to players accustomed to modern action RPGs, those who like party management, positioning, and strategic encounters will find a lot to enjoy here. The main plot itself is relatively straightforward: unite the nations of Ferelden and stop a world-ending threat. However, what elevates the experience is the worldbuilding. The lore of Thedas is rich and interesting without becoming overwhelming. For players who want to explore fantasy RPGs but are intimidated by complicated lore, DAOrigins serves as a good entry point. There is plenty of depth for those who seek it, yet the game introduces its world in a way that remains accessible. Another important thing to be mentioned it's the game's promotional and bonus content. Back when DAOrigins launched, several exclusive items were distributed through pre-order bonuses, retailer promotions, collector's editions, and other limited-time offers. Many of these items are not found on the Steam version, but the community has preserved ways to restore them. Download those extras here: https://dragonage.fandom.com/wiki/Downloadable_content_(Origins) In my opinion, despite its technical shortcomings, Dragon Age: Origins remains one of the most enjoyable fantasy RPGs ever created. With the right mods installed, it's easy to see why so many players still consider this a great game. The Veilguard wish it was this good. Score: 9/10 Purchased with a 90% discount. Tip for those who decided to buy/play: While there isn’t a strict order for all of the DLCs, this is the progression I personally recommend. During the main campaign, play "The Stone Prisoner" early as possible (after Lothering), tackle "Warden’s Keep" around the middle of the story, and save "Return to Ostagar" for the late game. "Leliana’s Song" and "A Tale of Orzammar" are both prequels and can be played at any time without affecting the main story, though I recommend playing Leliana’s Song after learning about Leliana’s past and A Tale of Orzammar before beginning the mission "A Paragon of Her Kind" (or even before starting Origins if you’re playing a dwarf origin). After completing the main campaign, the canonical order is "Awakening", "Golems of Amgarrak", and finally "Witch Hunt", especially if you plan to import your character throughout the expansions. "The Darkspawn Chronicles" is a non-canon alternate timeline, so I’d save it for last, as it contains major spoilers for the main story.
Windows 11. For anyone trying to get all the DLC to work with the Dragon Age: Origins, Ultimate Edition on Steam, here’s the process that worked: To prevent the game from crashing on Windows 11, follow these steps. After installing, open your Steam directory, go to the common folder, then the Dragon Age Ultimate Edition folder. Right‑click DAOriginsLauncher and choose Run as administrator. This usually stops the crashes. If the game still crashes at startup, create a preset character and use Quick Play, this typically resolves the issue. For the DLC's Install Dragon Age: Origins, Ultimate Edition through Steam. Purchase Dragon Age: Origins through the EA App (it’s often heavily discounted, around $3). Once it appears in your EA library, select Repair on the game. After the repair finishes, launch the game from the EA App. You should now see all DLC listed as installed. Close the game in the EA App. Go back to the Steam version and run Verify Integrity of Game Files. Steam will download the necessary updates. When it finishes, run Verify Integrity one more time. Launch the game from Steam. All DLC should now load correctly every time. May the Father bless you all.
A BioWare classic that was once an industry standard for WRPG's, and in many ways still is. Made in the spirit of, and by much of the same team as, the original two Baldur's Gate games it comes with a great story, interesting characters and deep immersion. The skill and talent system is simple enough while still offering a variety of cuztomization for both the player character and the party, add to that a fluid story that changes with your decisions, a variety of companions with backstories and possible romances and a ton of side content gives this game alot of replay value. The combat system is somewhat outdated and janky (especially if you play as a rogue), but is still very enjoyable once you get the hang of it. WARNING!!! If you want to truly enjoy this 16 year old game, please do yourself a favour and download the unofficial fan patch BEFORE starting your game as the vanilla steam port may crash alot and modding a game after its already started may cause problems. You can find the patch in the guide section of the community hub.
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Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
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Yes, Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition received 24,599 positive votes out of a total of 28,412 achieving a rating of 8.49.
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Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition was developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts.
Yes, Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition is playable and fully supported on Windows.
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Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition is a single-player game.
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