Having the fate of someone's life in your hands is difficult, especially in this Dragon Age: The Veilguard quest where you must save or leave the trapped mayor.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your

We already knew Dragon Age: The Veilguard ’s first patch was coming this week, but since it landed on N7 Day, it also came with a few surprises. The fantasy RPG is one of BioWare’s more polished games, but even so, there are plenty of bugs for the team to squash, based on the patch notes it just put out.

The Veilguard is finally here, and many are now making their way through the volatile world of Thedas. Those fans now have access to a delightful new Mass Effect-styled armor set from Bioware as a celebration of N7 Day,

The Veilguard doesn’t have the same broad, sweeping choices at the end of every chapter as its predecessors, but it does spend quite a bit of time allowing the player to figure out how they feel about their Rook.

Takes you closer to the games, movies and TV you love Issues delivered straight to your door or device Nothing spells role-play in an RPG quite like choosing a set background for your character. My love of this particular feature began in Dragon Age: Origins,

The Veilguard has removed moral ambiguity in favour of cookie-cutter characters that are easy to root for, and comically evil antagonists.

The Veilguard, youll run into dozens of side quests. Many of these quests are going to be available after reaching a new area or after specific story events pass. When you first get the opportunity to go into the Hossberg Wetlands,

The Veilguard doesn't explain any of the lore from the previous games to players, introducing characters and events with very little explanation of why they're important and how they're tied to the overall story.