Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third instalment of BioWare’s series. A massive rift between realities threatens to rip the world apart, the conflict between Templars and Mages is still raging, and a greater danger lurks in the shadow, gathering and corrupting armies.

Epic storyline
Dragon Age: Inquisition continues the storyline of the previous two Dragon Age games, where the conflicts started in DA: Origins and DA2 come to fruition, creating one of the greatest crises. You are playing the Herald of Andraste, the only character to survive an explosion which shattered the boundary between the real world and the dimension of dreams, Fade.

Command your forces
Dragon Age: Inquisition gives you command of the growing Inquisition, reinstated to combat the turmoil in Ferelden and Orlais. You decide how to address an ever growing number of emergencies requiring and how to solve problems with your military forces, a network or spies and assassins, or the silver tongues and treaties of your diplomats. Manipulate the events from the shadows, or stand proudly in the limelight.

Tactical spectacular battles
Dragon Age: Inquisition gameplay will provide ample challenge to tactically minded. Direct your party against opponents groups of diverse composition and pick your targets based on positioning, gear, and skills. Push your mages to pick off archers, let your warrior block the shielded templar, and have your rogue harass all of them from the sidelines.

Key features

• Dragon Age: Inquisition allows you to lead your own organisation supported by some of the most capable people on the continent. Fight against demons, dragons, ancient darkspawn. Dragon Age: Inquisition features
• Companions – your band of allies and companions is a diverse collection of memorable individuals with their own goals, outlooks, and story arcs
• Beautiful graphics – DAI visuals capture the epic scale and atmosphere of the storylines and presents some of the best dragons you’ve ever seen
• Engaging combat – the mix of action-based combat and tactical decisions makes for interesting conflicts, and the active pause is a fodder for beautiful screenshots
• Deep lore – the Dragon Age setting is deep and detailed, and DAI has an expansive codex giving you access to the obscure and fascinating bits of the world’s myths, history, and more
• Plenty of activities – you never roam the open world in vain. You always work towards something, whether collecting bits of lore, or performing minor and major quests