Known more for their dramatically dynamic narratives, Bioware haven't exactly changed the industry with any of their combat systems. Dragon Age Inquisition might have a few trends to set. As racers, shooters, and platformers have blended together as games have gotten bigger, we've only grown more accustomed to customizing our own style of play. Inquisition's combat is both turn-based and real-time, so magic and sword strikes alike can be thoughtfully planned or bit more improvised, depending on how you assess the situation. Fighting dragons in Inquisition is much deeper experience thanks to all the methods of strategizing you'll have at your disposal, including what part of the dragon to attack. Cutting at its wings might keep the beast grounded, while nipping at its heels will make it less mobile on the ground and less likely to mule-kick you in the face.