Dragon Age: The Veilguard presents its accessibility options

Nearly a decade after the last game, BioWare come back with Dragon Age: The Veilkeeper. The game, which will be released later this month, offers many features, from an extensive character creator to multiple specializations and creation options.

Players can choose between Multiple difficulty settings, adjust your own, hide or remove the HUD, turn off motion blur and remap all inputs

. Of course, it also has a comprehensive set of accessibility options. In a new blog post, the developer reaffirmed the existence of multiple difficulty levels. He also presented Guardianwhich prioritizes the composition of groups and teams rather than “reaction times”. Then there is outsider just below Nightmarewhich requires “strategic planning and tactical decisions”. Unbound allows complete customization of combat, with certain parameters including:

• Aim assist
• Aim adjustment
• Combat Timing
• Enemy aggression
• Enemy damage
• Enemy health
• Enemy resistance
• Enemy vulnerability
• Prevent death

There are also some exploration options such as frequent autosave, flash distance and object visibility, landmark visibility, pause at any time and much more that will make Dragon Age a very suitable game to the player’s style.