There is nothing left to enjoy Dragon Age: The Veilguard. It will be October 31 when the starting gun sounds and all fans have the green light to embark on an adventure in the world of Thedas. The first conclusions from the media and content creators are almost unanimous: RPG lovers have an unmissable event.
The quote is so unavoidable that it has the approval of someone belonging to Larian Studios, responsible for the highly acclaimed Baldur’s Gate 3. This is Michael Douse, head of publishing at the studio. He is delighted with Dragon Age: The Veilguard
“I’ve been playing Dragon Age: The Veilguard in complete secret […]. You may be asking, is this game compatible with my experience in Baldur’s Gate 3?, so I’ll approach it from that perspective,” Douse begins. “The answer is yes,” he continues. And he defines the experience as a “well-made, character-driven, binge-worthy Netflix series.” However, Their praise focuses on the combat system.
The combat system is honestly brilliant (for me, a mix of Xenoblade and Hogwarts, which is genius genius). It knows when it needs a top-notch narrative moment and when to let you play around with your class and exploit some of its strongest elements. The most important thing for me is that it feels like the first Dragon Age game that really knows what it wants to be.
In short, if you want to enjoy an action game with fun characters and a powerful combat system in a universe you know, love or have heard of, it is above your average action game and is much less heavy than the giant role-playing games that can intimidate you. In a word, fun!
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Michael Douse does not hide his enthusiasm for Dragon Age: The Veilguard and applauds the work of BioWare. It places special emphasis on the combat system and the pace of the adventure. In any case, we will soon be able to judge for ourselves. If it’s as good as they say, we’re sure to enjoy it as much as the member of Larian Studios.
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