You hover over your foe, select from a range of attacks, and then watch the animation. No matter, though – as expected, you can choose two companions to travel with you on your quest, and these are filled in by NPCs (though presumably humans will eventually take their places). You can invite friends to play, but even though I knew a couple of friends had added the app, I didn’t see them in-game. There are four or so appearances (hair colour/style) you can choose between, but no human/elf/dwarf race choices. Like its grown-up “parent” games, Dragon Age: Legends lets you choose between warrior, rogue and mage, and whether to play as male or female.
This rich, highly detailed game is probably the most advanced and playable game on Facebook, having more in common with the mobile phone games of five or so years ago than the static likes of the Dungeons & Dragons Facebook game. Bioware have created a free-to-play Facebook version of their RPG epic saga, Dragon Age.
