I liked Dragon Age: The Veilguard quite a bit. I gave it an 8.5/10 and was engaged enough to now run second playthrough with a new class, because I mainly want to see how combat would evolve. What I’m not expecting? Is seeing the story evolve in new ways, simply because it…can’t, not to any great extent, it seems.

Inquisition was most people's first experience with Dragon Age, but do you need to have played it to play Veilguard?

I believe context is important when writing reviews, so up front I think it’s relevant you know that…I do not really like Dragon Age. While BioWare’s Mass Effect remains one of my all-time favorite single player series,

Takes you closer to the games, movies and TV you love Issues delivered straight to your door or device In the months since Dragon Age: The Veilguard was revealed in action, I've inexorably found myself being suckered into a world I know nothing about.

Players should be aware of several unwritten rules about Dragon Age: The Veilguard's combat and exploration before diving into its blighted world.

Swapping abilities in and out is a useful mechanic for Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Here's how the process works.

The Veilguard has been out for a few days now and has kept fans occupied with its expansive world and all of its little details - one of which just so happens to be a heartfelt tribute added by BioWare in honor of late developer Bruno Hayne.

The Veilguard update is coming later this week, most likely by November 8. The patch will include bug fixes, balancing changes, and crash mitigations, among other novelties. BioWare has shared a small preview of its first Dragon Age: The Veilguard update,

The Veilguard is getting its first patch this week, and friends, this is about to fix one of the worst things about the latest entry in BioWare’s fantasy RPG series. The studio hasn’t released full patch notes,