A good game, but also a good Dragon Age?

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A good game, but also a good Dragon Age?

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Dragon Age 4: A good game, but also a good Dragon Age?
Dragon Age 4: A good game, but also a good Dragon Age?


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Dragon Age 4: A good game, but also a good Dragon Age?

What is a good Dragon Age? There are probably several answers to this question alone, depending on which part of the series you enjoyed playing the most. Some of the somewhat older – sorry, more experienced – GameStar target group want Dragon Age 4 to be a modernized Dragon Age: Origins. Other players, on the other hand, have taken Dragon Age 2 to their hearts, others Inquisition.

How do you reconcile three such different games and expectations and still deliver a good game for newcomers? Well, that’s exactly what Bioware is doing with Dragon Age: Dreadwolf The Veilguard have had sleepless nights.

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Now we at least know their answer. Or at least part of the answer, because Dimi saw an hour of Dragon Age 4 gameplay in Los Angeles and spoke extensively with Bioware.

What he experienced and saw sounds like a good, modern role-playing game. The question of whether it is also a good Dragon Age, however, needs to be discussed more intensively – of course with moderator Inquisitor Géraldine and Ferelden fan Eleen from GamePro.

What the three of them say about the graphic style (Is it dark enough?), the combat (Is it too much action?) and all other aspects of Dragon Age: The Veilguard (Is it a good title?) can be seen in the video above, and you can hear it here in the podcast:

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And we’re happy to receive tips on which games we should cover in “What do you play?” – write them in the comments.

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