I played through a decent portion of the second game and thought it was pretty good. The second one is kind of open world, but not quite in the same way as the Elder Scrolls. Each zone, separated by plot advancement, is self-contained. Large enough to do some actual exploring, but not so large that you get totally lost. There's a decent number of sidequests and equipment customization options too; again enough that you have options, but not so much that it becomes overwhelming.
I know nothing about Dragon Age.
I know nothing about Dragon Age.
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