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Harvey Randall

The messy queer representation of Dragon Age: Origins was commendable for 2009—and I even miss some of its thorns

Zevran, an antivan crow from Dragon Age: Origins, looks wistfully towards the sky.
Dragon Age at 15
(Image credit: BioWare)

All this week we're looking back on the best of the Dragon Age series, to celebrate its 15th anniversary. We've got loads of great Dragon Age opinions and retrospectives, and we'll be adding more to the list in the days to come.

It might sound like stating the obvious, but queer representation—in games particularly, for some reason—is a thorny subject. As I myself am starting to nudge into my early 30s (oh, god) I'm beginning to notice that the wants and needs of younger gamers aren't quite aligning with my own.

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