A decade can appear to be an eternity within the online game trade, and particularly for followers who’re eagerly awaiting the following recreation in a franchise. EA and BioWare launched Dragon Age: Inquisition in November 2014, and it is taken nearly 10 years to lastly launch a follow-up. However now, Dragon Age: The Veilguard has gone gold, and meaning the discs are lastly being pressed earlier than they get shipped to shops.
BioWare made the announcement through the official X account for Dragon Age, which playfully positioned gold discs over the eyes of a skeleton.
The Veilguard takes place a decade after Inquisition, which mirrors the size of time between the 2 video games. From what we have seen to date, issues have gotten progressively worse on Thedas because the occasions of Inquisition. The participant character, Rook, is tasked with discovering new allies as they try to save lots of the world. One of many more moderen previews featured Rook’s occasion in an epic battle with a dragon in addition to a showdown with their mortal enemy, Ghilan’nain.
GameSpot’s Tamoor Hussain not too long ago shared his ideas throughout a hands-on preview of The Veilguard, and he described “a sense of confidence in every part The Veilguard appears to do.” He additionally famous that the sport’s stage of polish was “indicative of a BioWare that feels anchored and in management once more; that has a agency grasp on what it’s and what its video games needs to be.”
Dragon Age: The Veilguard will hit Xbox Sequence X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC on October 31.