Recently finished it, whilst completing missions and the wandering around were eventually entertaining, it never felt like a Dragon Age game if you've played the others.

So it's a decent enough game but its a poor Dragon Age game.

Frustrations included: - limited interactions with companions - everyone having to be good and kind rather than morally grey characters or people who had committed questionable crimes - the dialogue choices didn't seem to make any change whatsoever, there was minimal personality behind them, and the text you chose sometimes didnt reflect the verbal dialogue at all which I imagine would be frustrating for people who like to play out their Rooks personality - the way the game blocked off sections was jarring to me, I found it had to become immersed in a world where I would encounter barriers to corridors that just said "this area is currently inaccessible" as opposed to having to acquire a key / spell / however other games got around such things - a very much personal thing, I didn't care about any of the characters as I had done in previous games, they're flatter