BioWare might have lastly supplied extra particulars on Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the brand new identify for Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, however there’s nonetheless a lot we don’t know. Whereas a 15-minute reveal is approaching June eleventh, studio common supervisor Gary McKay advised IGN in regards to the time devoted to creating its companions really feel “genuine.”
“We spent a number of time making our companions really feel genuine primarily based on their very own distinctive experiences inside this bigger fantasy world, which makes the relationships you kind with them really feel much more significant. We’ve tapped into Dragon Age’s deep lore and explored its most iconic factions to convey every of the seven companions and their tales to life.”
McKay additionally confirmed that the studio has “created a narrative the place you may affect the world and the companions that encompass you. Participant company is vital to the Dragon Age: The Veilguard expertise and permits every participant to kind distinctive private connections with their companions of selection.” Moreover, gamers can romance the companions they need, which seemingly hints at no gender restrictions like in Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Echoing statements about The Veilguard having extra explorable places, McKay additionally promised “a deeper number of biomes than any Dragon Age earlier than it.” Whereas Solas, the Dread Wolf himself, continues to be an enormous a part of the story, gamers can have different potential threats. “I don’t wish to get too deep into spoiler territory however I can say that the Dread Wolf will not be the one god gamers must be frightened about.”
Platforms and a launch window for Dragon Age: The Veilguard are but to be detailed (although it’s reportedly out this 12 months). You possibly can head right here for extra particulars on the choice behind renaming the title or be taught extra in regards to the fight, which options as much as two companions in battles and a capability wheel. Keep tuned for additional updates within the meantime.
