Dragon Age: Inquisition’s release pushed back to November
Those awaiting EA and BioWare’s action RPG will have to hold on for a bit longer; Dragon Age: Inquisition has been postponed and will now launch on 18 November in North America and 21 November across Europe. According to Executive Producer Mark Darrah, the open-world multiplatform title was delayed to allow for a bit more polish and to make sure that gamers got the best possible experience on their platforms.
The game was initially scheduled for release on the PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One and PS4 on 7 October in North America and 10 October in Europe. However, the delay may not be such a bad thing, considering we have a bunch of other interesting games to look forward to in October, including survival horror The Evil Within and Alien: Isolation, as well as RPG’s Lords of the Fallen and Middle-Earth: The Shadow of Mordor. Meanwhile, here’s some commented gameplay to ease your pain, and tide you over until its time to take on the horrors that emerge from the fade rifts.
Source: Official Website
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