Dragon Age: Ultimate Edition spotted

By Robert Purchese Published 6 September, 2010

Contains everything.

The BBFC - Britain's game-rating body (at least for now) - has outed an Ultimate Edition of Dragon Age: Origins.

Inside is all of the content released for the traditional fantasy role-playing game so far: DAO: Awakening, Leliana's Song, Witch Hunt, The Golems of Amgarrak, The Darkspawn Chronicles, Feastday Combo Pack, Return to Ostagar, Warden's Keep and the Stone Prisoner.

There's no indication of how much this Ultimate Edition will cost nor when the collection will be released, but we're trying to find out.

Dragon Age: Origins was released in November 2009 on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. BioWare has since announced a sequel and with it a change in graphical style and focus on a central, named hero - a la Mass Effect 2. Positive changes? Tom Bramwell took a look a couple of weeks ago.

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About Robert Purchese

Bertie is Eurogamer's Senior Staff Writer. When he's not hunting down news stories he's often found playing with his kids or gabbling about fantasy games and strange online worlds.

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Comments (14) Latest comment 1 year ago

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  • Gromit #1 1 year ago

    Sold! This was on my radar for a while, but something else all came along. I will definitely get this if the price is right.

  • r4z0rbl4d3 #2 1 year ago

    Same here, I've been waiting for the complete experience.

  • anomagnus #3 1 year ago

    It is well worth it guys, its a fantastic game

  • RandomTerrain #4 1 year ago

    Aww man, I just bought this game, oh well.
    It is very good though it's true. Great voice acting and well rounded characters that have some impressive interaction.

  • FourS33N #5 1 year ago

    i also just brought this game and just finished it i may get this though to see what happens and see why morrigan had to leave me ;'( if the price is right its a deffo purchase for me.

  • neems #6 1 year ago

    Clearly they have timed this specially to coincide with all of us just buying Dragon Age now. I don't know why I didn't buy it before, it just didn't appeal for some reason. But I have to confess it's an excellent game, if not quite the second coming it was proclaimed to be at the time.

    I even bought Awakenings yesterday, in preparation for finishing the main game (although it's a long way ahead methinks).

  • nuanimal #7 1 year ago


    Nice. And I have nothing against good DLC, but its gotten to the point know where I think about delaying buying a new game where it's reasonable to guess that Complete Edition of a game will ship 9 months later with all the DLC thrown for slightly less than a new RRP. Not so much useful for FPS or shooters - where the online mob migrate from next big shooter to another, so waiting 9 months is a bad idea, but better for RPGs.

    Look at games like Borderlands, Bioshock 2, Oblivion, Mass Effect 2, Fable II - which all have (or are likely to have) GOTY editions with their DLC thrown in.

    I had a feeling this would happen with Dragon Age and resisted buying it, untill this. It's ok to wait with RPGs.


  • Centrifugal #8 1 year ago

    That is a VERY good deal. I'll have to consider it.

  • Raiftel #9 1 year ago

    'if not the second coming it was proclaimed to be at the time'

    What?

    I remember the Eurogamer review being really overly harsh about the game and a lot of other online reviewers being less than courteous to the game.

    I'm always fascinated by these weird internal narratives people build for themselves.

    Whilst it's nice they're bundling everything together, I appreciate the neatness of the overall package, I do worry that it's going to give more fuel to the tiresome 'gonna wait for GOTY edition' mob. Nothing more boring than thrifty people congratulating themselves for their thriftiness.

  • makeamazing #10 1 year ago

    Ive got the original played it for about 4 or 5 hours and then got distracted onto something else. I wonder if it will be worth trading in my original copy and waiting for this.... decisions decisions.

  • Shikasama #11 1 year ago

    No-one chould comment on how good of a deal it is until they see the price. Although I suspect the ps3 version will be a lot cheaper.

    60 squids at least for this.

  • Bluetooth #12 1 year ago

    Excellent, I've been using the "wait until all the DLC is released so they release a GOTY pack before you buy" idea for a while now, did it with Assassin's Creed 2 and it'll be the same for Mass Effect 2 and Dragon Age.

  • Phantom_Dynamite #13 1 year ago

    I loved Dragon Age but apart from the Awakenings which is very good the other DLC has been a mish mash of ok to a bit shit, saying that low this is amazing news for anyone one who hasn't bought it, if you are not interested in this you must have the dark taint upon you and off to cause a blight upon the world of men.

  • hiddenranbir #14 1 year ago

    I'm sure the poor quality of the DLC will be less noticeable if it is being played already implemented into game for a new user. It will just be playing itself as a small part of the greater world, which was the intention.

    It was harder for me because I was experiencing solely the DLC since the main game had already been witnessed.