There are a few gems - Oghren (everyone’s favorite drunken dwarf) returns, and new characters Anders and Justice appear in Dragon Age 2, but everyone else is pretty lackluster. Though the companions in Awakening are pretty decent, they’re easily the weakest in the series. There are some new enemies to fight and new class specializations to expand your abilities, but combat and interactions are pretty much the same. Awakening uses the same engine with the same graphical capabilities. Not much is changed mechanically from Origins. Darkspawn have always returned to their underground tunnels after a Blight, but now they’re following new leadership - a race of intelligent darkspawn. You take command of Vigil’s Keep, a former Grey Warden stronghold that’s fallen into disrepair over the years, in an attempt to rebuild Ferelden’s defenses against the next Blight. Your protagonist can either be your imported character from Origins or a new Grey Warden who’s come from Orlais. With the Blight defeated, the time has come for the Ferelden Grey Wardens to rebuild. It follows a separate storyline set six months after the events of Origins and was even released as a physical disc. This is an odd one because, while it is technically an expansion of the first Dragon Age game, it plays very much like a standalone title. Starting off our list is Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening.

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