Dragon Age II
About This Game
Dragon Age II is the sequel to Dragon Age: Origins and the second major game in the series. Like its predecessor, players can explore and engage in combat from a third-person perspective and will also encounter various companions who play major roles in the plot and gameplay. Depending on players' decisions and dialogue, a companion will either recognize the main character Hawke as a friend or a rival. The game adopts the wheel-based dialogue system, meaning short responses that reflect different tones and attitudes the player wishes to choose for Hawke. The combat system is quite similar to the one used in the previous Dragon Age game, though it has been noticeably sped up.
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About This Game
Dragon Age II is the sequel to Dragon Age: Origins and the second major game in the series. Like its predecessor, players can explore and engage in combat from a third-person perspective and will also encounter various companions who play major roles in the plot and gameplay. Depending on players' decisions and dialogue, a companion will either recognize the main character Hawke as a friend or a rival. The game adopts the wheel-based dialogue system, meaning short responses that reflect different tones and attitudes the player wishes to choose for Hawke. The combat system is quite similar to the one used in the previous Dragon Age game, though it has been noticeably sped up.
- Year of Release:2011
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Companies
Developer:
BioWare Edmonton
Publisher:
Electronic Arts
Franchise Info
Series:
Dragon Age
Collection:
Dragon Age
Release Dates per platform
PC (Microsoft Windows):
Mar 08, 2011
Xbox 360:
Mar 08, 2011
PC (Microsoft Windows):
Mar 10, 2011
PC (Microsoft Windows):
Mar 11, 2011
Xbox 360:
Mar 11, 2011
Xbox 360:
Mar 10, 2011
Xbox 360:
Feb 02, 2012
PlayStation 3:
Mar 10, 2011
Mac:
Mar 08, 2011
Mac:
Mar 11, 2011
PlayStation 3:
Mar 08, 2011
PlayStation 3:
Mar 11, 2011
PlayStation 3:
Mar 30, 2011
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Game Engine
Eclipse Engine (BioWare):
The Eclipse Engine succeeded the Odyssey Engine and, among other things, supported PhysX hardware acceleration. It was used to produce Dragon Age: Origins (2009) and its expansion pack Awakening (2010). Origins was released with a toolset to allow the players to run their own adventure modules on the Eclipse Engine. An upgraded version of the Eclipse Engine, internally known as the Lycium Engine, was used to produce Dragon Age II (2011).
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