Over to the world of Dragon Age now, and here we have the shining star of the latest installment, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Bravo BioWare, you got me crying over an anthropomorphic frog. “Time for me is short, siha, but any I have is yours to take,' he says. He's dying of an illness by the time you meet him, making the romance more emotional. Thane stands out for his morality, as seen in how he prays for forgiveness, but also for his tragedy. Shepard enlists Thane for the suicide mission into the Collectors' base. It will be a controversial pick to have Thane here representing the Mass Effect 2 fellas, but hear me out: He's the ultimate combination of what we like in a space boyfriend. Staying in the Mass Effect universe, but flying back to the Milky Way, we have everyone's favorite part-time Dad, full-time assassin: Thane Krios. Apparently, BioWare didn't think anyone would fall for his charms, because aside from a handful of scenes (and an implied steamy encounter in a cave), you won't get much bang for your buck here. While the romance is perhaps the best Andromeda has, points are deducted for how short lived it is. He's also involved in one of the few interesting quests the game has to offer. We all like a bad boy, and Reyes is a smuggler wrapped in mystery, always charming Ryder, but not making it clear where his allegiances lie. The Pathfinder meets him at Kadara Port, and this Han Solo-esque rogue doesn't hesitate to sweep you off your feet. Reyes has the misfortune of being a diamond in the rough-a good character in Mass Effect: Andromeda. Here is your guide to the best romances BioWare has to offer. With 10 games full of BioWare babes ready to romance, a debate over who is the best could carry on for years, so let's put this to rest now. For years, BioWare games have been synonymous for some of the best romantic sub-plots in gaming, so much so that its absence in Anthem was the first sign of trouble for many.

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