EA broke the news with a flashy new trailer that blends bits from the main game and all the various expansions.
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It’s no secret that to many, Dragon Age: Inquisition was indeed the Game of the Year for 2014. BioWare’s latest fantasy epic was ridiculously big and finally managed to find the sweet spot between Origins’ slower pace and Dragon Age II’s overly-action-packed combat. “This is how it finishes”. There doesn’t seem to be a previous gen release, which makes some sense considering The Descent and Trespasser aren’t available on the Xbox 360 and PS3.
Discover the fate of the last Inquisitor and the powerful dragon he hunted.
2014’s best game is finally getting its well-deserved Game of the Year Edition. Paying for optional story content is one thing, but the game’s intended ending as a separate purchase?
Dragon Age: Inquisition will be receiving a Game of the Year Edition next month, Electronic Arts and BioWare have announced.
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Thedas has never been more welcoming or interesting than in Dragon Age: Inquisition, a title that can easily capture the attention of a player for more than one hundred hours, filled with exploration, character interactions, and solid combat. That’ll be .99.
