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Eurogamer Reviews Dragon Age: Awakening

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    [​IMG]Eurogamer has posted their review of Dragon Age: Awakening, giving the expansion an impressive 9/10 score.

    Let's remove any confusion from the start. Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening is not another piece of crappy DLC following the dismal inclusions we've seen since the BioWare RPG's release last November.
    [​IMG] This expansion is 25 hours of full-scale new content, essentially an entire new game, that picks up the story however you may have left it. It has a new setting, a (mostly) new crew of companions, new abilities, skills, spells and talents, and most importantly, a re-imagined approach that's appropriate to a shorter format while still achieving the necessary sense of scale.    ​
    You can read through the full three-page review here.
     
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