Dragon Age: Origins vs Heroes Origin
Dragon Age: Origins
Dragon Age: Origins is the first game in one of the most highly-acclaimed game series, Dragon Age. The game seems to combine all the great elements of a traditional RPG with an epic storyline set in a gorgeous open world that will truly put your morality and decision-making skills to the test. In some way, the game does bring to mind the immersiveness of the Fable series as you'll be able to actually mold your character's personality and morality based on every single decision you make. The host of characters in this game is pretty amazing as well. Their personalities are very well-crafted and this makes them relatable, and hence, realistic.That's not all, the game features an exciting and engaging combat system that will see you fighting enemies of all shapes and sizes... and of course, dragons. Being one of the last Grey Wardens, you also possess incredible magical powers and skills that further augments the game's melee combat. Due to the game's 3-person party-based system, the game's combat system even has a special "paused" function where you can issue individual orders to your allies for a more coordinated but equally fast-paced action combat.
Dragon Age: Origins is the sort of game that can hold its own even after years since its release. In fact, we dare say this game might already made it into the list of modern classics. If you love a rich story and a fun action RPG, this is definitely the game to buy.
Heroes Origin
Heroes Origin is an MMO strategy/RPG that features turn-based combat and an epic tale involving ruthless dragons, rioting angels, and more. You’ll also get to assemble a team of heroes to take on the various challenges your journey will bring, and develop your own citadel to gather the resources you’ll need to mount a siege.Heroes Origin isn’t exactly your typical browser MMORPG though. The turn-based combat system provides players with an element of strategy, mainly through the hero arrangement in your team formation, in addition to all the usual RPG stuff, such as upgrading your heroes and recruiting new ones. The confusing storyline maybe dismally disappointing but the game does have some really nice soundtrack and visuals that look good if you don’t scrutinize them. Most of the combat can be automated as well, allowing players to enjoy the game casually while they are doing something else.
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