Customer Ratings & Reviews

Basically, it's no Skyrim. The world is not nearly as immersive, the graphics aren't up to snuff, and the cinematic scenes are choppy. Also, whose brilliant idea was it to make the text so small? It's kind of hard to get into the swing of things when you can't even read the in-game prompts! When I'm talking to other characters in the game, the dialogue choices are so tiny, I pretty much have to choose one at random and hope I get a favorable reaction. Not a fun way to play! My suggestion is: Don't waste your money. Or, at the very least, find it on sale; cheap.

It is hard to explain. It is long game to play. I like it.

Graphics, QA, and Identity First, let me say I am not a graphics junkie and would've been OK with Dragon Age:Origin or Dragon Age 2 art style, textures, lighting, and render distance and load times, but... this.. this is hideous. I challenge you to find one scene on the 360 which does not suffer from poor render distance (any part of an object which is more than six inches from the camera has an extraordinarily low resolution or does not exist)and harsh lighting (you have the equivalent of an on/off switch in terms of lighting). The game also feels like there is no heart or identity (which the 360 can't fix). At times it feels like a bad Skyrim ripoff with its pointless quests and 'open-ended' world. Linear storytelling isn't necessarily a bad thing, producers.