Dragon Age: The Veilguard

Almost to the day ten years after Dragon Age: Inquisition, BioWare returns to Thedas — “The Dragon Age Setting”, as the acronym “the d.a.s.” was used before it became the name of the world. Originally codenamed the arguably much catchier Dreadwolf, the fourth Dragon Age iteration now runs under the name of The Veilguard, aptly describing the organisation players will join and eventually lead in the course of the game. When evil creatures and mages want to rip down the veil between worlds, the group has to step up, including in the usual BioWare manner a cast of seven companions with friendship and romance options. The game again mixes action with strategic gameplay and of course plenty of RPG builds and leveling. For the first time, players will explore the region of the Tevinter Imperium, a kind of theocratic amalgamation of Eastern and Western Rome in the world of Dragon Age.

Almost to the day ten years after Dragon Age: Inquisition, BioWare returns to Thedas — “The Dragon Age Setting”, as the acronym “the d.a.s.” was used before it became the name of the world. Originally codenamed the arguably much catchier Dreadwolf, the fourth Dragon Age iteration now runs under the name of The Veilguard, aptly describing the organisation players will join and eventually lead in the course of the game. When evil creatures and mages want to rip down the veil between worlds, the group has to step up, including in the usual BioWare manner a cast of seven companions with friendship and romance options. The game again mixes action with strategic gameplay and of course plenty of RPG builds and leveling. For the first time, players will explore the region of the Tevinter Imperium, a kind of theocratic amalgamation of Eastern and Western Rome in the world of Dragon Age.