Dragon Age: The Veilguard Release Date to be Revealed Later This Month - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 August 2024 / 1,519 Views
Developer BioWare has announced in a blog post about San Diego Comic-Con it will reveal the release for Dragon Age: The Veilguard later this month. The studio will also share a roadmap and more looks at the game.
The Dragon Age: The Veilguard panel at San Diego Comic-Con that features some of the cast of companions that shared some new details on their characters, as well as revealing more lore about the game.
The panel featured voice actors Zach Mendez (Lucanis), Jessica Clark (Neve), Nick Boraine (Emmrich), and Ali Hillis (Harding), as well as Creative Director and 16-year BioWare veteran John Epler and Creative Performance Director Ashley Barlow.
"Companions have always been such a big part of this franchise," Epler stated during the panel. "You’ll navigate some of the most compelling individual storylines you’ve seen from BioWare. I’m really excited about the bonds players will form."
Barlow later added, "I feel like you can fall in love with any of them. Everyone that has touched this project has put a piece of their heart into it and into all of the different characters you could cross paths with. I know for me at times, in the companion stories, it seemed like I was watching a scene out of my own life. It’s a powerful feeling to have something or someone to relate to on screen."
Dragon Age: The Veilguard will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store this Fall.
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Announcement of a release date? They said it's out this year and we are well into the second half. Why did they not announce at the rebranding?
Inquisition was the only game I played and I'm highly impressed by it,
Haven't tried any other BioWare games like ME,
But if they can recapture they're glory days this will truly bring back BioWare into the map of bad azz developers and that's a big if
I am probably one of the few people who has actually enjoyed every Dragon Age Game released so far.
Dragon Age: Origins is probably one of my favorite games of all time, Dragon Age 2 was a massive step down in many aspects, but I did enjoy the characterizations in that game. (Varric.)
And Inquisition was a massive explorable romp.
Even if it only manages to be "as good as" Inquisition, I'll still be happy, they are continuing Inquisitions story (Solas arc) directly rather than starting from scratch again.
I really like all of them, ahve over 1200 hours on Inquisition over the years. Odd,ly, I couldn't care less about the egg's thing. 10 years of the same thing, the speculation, I'm bored of it and just want a new game set in that world with the same gameplay. His whole thing was stupid anyway.
Guessing after this one flops hard, Bioware will finally just announce their studio closure and get it over with.
Probably November if it is still releasing this year. November is relatively empty this year compared to most years, mainly just Slitterhead, Mario & Luigi, Microsoft Flight Sim, Assassin's Creed Shadows, and STALKER 2, plus some smaller releases. Rare for AAA's to release in December as they miss out on Black Friday sales, October is crowded, and September is probably too soon for them to make, if it was September they surely would have announced that back in June.
I'm guessing Gamescom?
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