A good romance option makes all the difference.
The OG romance options for everyone that played a female Warden. The beautiful (or heartbreaking, depending on your choices) thing is that this romance carries all the way into Dragon Age: Inquisition, even if it's just mentioned. Nostalgia for this one is real. | © BioWare
The problem is the first person. That picture... I don't like Judy looking at me like that. I need to see this in third-person-perspective. Otherwise, it feels weird. But that's the only problem and the reason why she's farther up the list. | © CDPR
Out of all the Dragon Age 2 romance options, it ultimately comes down to either Fenris or Anders. Both of their storylines are fantastic, but I think Fenris' has that special something that Anders' doesn't have. That being that Fenris was alone and unloved all his life. He comes to Kirkwall for revenge and finds love instead. I don't know, that just hits different. | © BioWare
A romance that shouldn't work due to Tali and Shepard being so vastly different (in terms of race), but they make it work. They have to. I just love that about them. | © BioWare
It started off a bit... stalker-ish, almost. I loved Triss in Witcher 2&3, but in Witcher 1, the romance felt super forced. Still, the last two parts made up for it and she's a great romance option if you choose her. | © CDPR
If you've never played Mass Effect, then this one is going to look weird, I give you that. But trust me, Garrus is one of the best romance options in the game. Sex with an alien might not be up on your bucket list, but Garrus will make you change your mind. | © BioWare
Literally, one of the first romance options that I fell in love with. I was so sad when Shani didn't show up in Witcher 2 and 3 and when they announced the DLC... boy, I was DYING. I'm still salty about the way it ended, but at least they had some sort of closure. | © CDPR
I have a thing for enemies to lover, even if Morrigan and the Warden weren't really enemies to begin with. But they certainly were wary of each other. The story of how the cold Morrigan first wants to use the Warden only for pleasure and then falls deeply in love with him is one for the books. And if you end up having a baby together, it's ten times more tragic... the human one, I mean. | © BioWare
There is no other character that you have as deep a connection with as with Liara. She's there from the start, and she's there to stay. Only Tali and Garrus can say the same, but Liara has been a romance option since the first game. Mass Effect 2 was the one where the romance didn't play a huge part in, but it was still mentioned, and the fact that it carries on three games is just beautiful. | © BioWare
Want me to write an essay on him because I will. Solas is by far the best romance option in any game because it almost feels as if you shouldn't romance him in the first place. You will get your heart broken, but it is such a beautiful and tragic story. My god, I'm going to reply this freaking game again tonight to romance this stupid egg. I hate you. | © BioWare
If you're playing a game for the shooting and not the romance options, your name is probably Mike and you like to dance on people after you've killed them in CoD. No worries, my man, we got a site for you too, but please get off my article, this ain't for you.
This is for all my fellow friends out there who enjoy a good romance story in video games, so here are the best romance options in video games.
