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Dragon Age: Inquisition is creating more open spaces for the player to explore, but creative director Mike Laidlaw doesn't feel that a true open world game is right for the series.
Dragon Age: Inquisition puts you in the role of the inquisitor, and BioWare has explained just what that means by explaining your "rights and powers" in the role.
Heroes of Dragon Age is a new free-to-play spin-off game for mobile devices. Developed by EA Capital Games, the "combat-focused" title will have players building a party of heroes and monsters from across "Dragon Age lore."
BioWare promises to make Dragon Age: Inquisition more tactical than its predecessor, showing off work-in-progress gameplay in a new video.
Dragon Age: Inquisition creative director Mike Laidlaw says that the race options allow them to tailor experiences for each race, offering unique content.
Decisions from previous Dragon Age games "will carry" into Dragon Age: Inquisition, according to producer Cameron Lee.
BioWare revealed some new tidbits about Dragon Age: Inquisition, including a greater degree of choice in the dialogue system and how your decisions will influence the world.
BioWare's next Dragon Age is no longer called Dragon Age 3. Instead, it's called Dragon Age: Inquisition. So, why did EA decide to drop the number?
Dragon Age: Inquisition is coming in fall of 2014, EA announced today.
An Amazon Italy page listed Dragon Age 3: Inquisition for Xbox One, adding another possible sign of EA's line-up for E3.
