Dragon Age: Inquisition takes this to new extremes, and early in the game (as well as through the meaty middle) I felt like I could barely walk ten steps in any of the game’s multiple expansive area maps before coming across an exclamation point on my navigational HUD, a surefire indicator that someone wants you to fetch something, find someone, or clear some bad guys out of a fort somewhere. Much of the fun of a BioWare game is often incidental to the main plot progression, as the studio has made the side quest into an absolute art. It’s also one of the most engrossing games I’ve ever played, and for a fan of this kind of conversation clicker, that’s saying something. Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third game in its high fantasy franchise, and it’s easily the most ambitious. I seldom spend 100 hours on anything these days, let alone a video game, but I spent at least that much time with Dragon Age: Inquisition, the latest sprawling epic RPG from BioWare, studio that brought us Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and the Mass Effect series.

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