Dragon Age: Inquisition is a game I am interested in seeing more of after enjoying the original entry to the series, while being puzzled as to why the second entry felt like a step back. It is a series that has the potential to establish itself as one of the greats in the realm of fantasy RPGs, so it is good to keep track on how things are going.
BioWare’s Mark Darrah has take to the company’s blog to give an update on the game, saying it has reached a stage called the Holiday Build. This means that the main storyline has reached the point of being fully playable, while the in game systems are mostly working in sync. However both the voice recording for characters and the music are in the early stages of production.
BioWare has also released some screenshots that show the different stages of development of the game, showing things from locations to costumes.
Dragon Age: Inquisition will be a cross gen title spanning the PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.
Source: BioWare
matthangzhou
I hope this is more like the first. That’s one of my all time favourites
blackredyellow
Very interested. I can’t wait for the first RPG experience on the PS4.
KeRaSh
Well, that depends. Does this release before Witcher 3? :P
hazelam
the Qunari sure are fond of the old guyliner.
anyway, can’t wait for this one, the first DA was fantastic, the sequel was fun bit a long way from what it should have been.
hopefully this time they’re actually putting the effort in.
mad_mac_hl
Very surprised that they are doing this for X360 and PS3. By the time it comes out, the next-gen consoles will be at least a year old – probably more as I’m guessing that based on the rate of progress on this game, it will certainly slip to 2015.
CDPR took the decision months ago to limit The Witcher 3 to PC and next-gen only on the principal that they didn’t want the capabilities of the game restricted by the older consoles.
Moonpie
Thought I’d read that it was going to be next gen only and wouldn’t be coming to ps3 or xbox360
dangerousliason
Originally they said they were only releasing it for next gen systems. then expanded to the others