This Sweeping Dragon Age: Inquisition Trailer will Make You Book a Trip to Thedas

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by Robert Ramsey Thu 6th Mar 2014

Still slated for release later this year, BioWare's cross-gen follow up to the divisive RPG Dragon Age II is hoping to get you excited about returning to Thedas with this newest environmental trailer.

While the locations on show aren't exactly the most unique that we've witnessed in a fantasy setting, they certainly look pretty. From the riverside woodlands to the intimidating floating stone structures, Dragon Age: Inquisition looks the part despite being stretched over both the PS3 and PS4. Do you wish you were there, stabbing ogres and whacking dragons? Flap your wings in the comments section below.

Robert (or Rob if you're lazy) has been a fan of PlayStation since the 90s, when Tekken 2 introduced him to the incredible world of video games. He still takes his fighting games seriously, but RPGs are his true passion. The Witcher, Dragon Quest, Mass Effect, Final Fantasy, he's played 'em all — a little too much, some might say.

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NicolaHayden
Thu 6th Mar 2014

I need to take a holiday when this comes out.

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get2sammyb
Thu 6th Mar 2014

The graphics are gorgeous in places, but Bioware would have to pay me to play this.

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charlesnarles
Thu 6th Mar 2014

@get2sammyb DA:O was trying so hard to be medieval fantasy KotOR, but it didn't translate at all. Now if they'd team up with EA and make KotOR 3, then I'd be happy!

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Victor_Meldrew
Thu 6th Mar 2014

I doubt many of these scenes are actual gameplay locations, I'd love a woodland adventure/RPG for ps4

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odd69
Thu 6th Mar 2014

I had the original dragons age never did pick up the sequel. But this looks good, i think there is another video which does it justice,

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ztpayne7
Thu 6th Mar 2014

it depends on how it plays. I tried DA:O, and i hated the gameplay, but I thought what I heard of the dialogue was funny/witty. I played the second and I somewhat liked the gameplay (much better than DA:O), but the locations (namely dungeons and such) were SO bland, and it probably hurt that I missed the first one a little. So I would need a lot of convincing to play this.

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ShogunRok
Thu 6th Mar 2014

@ztpayne7 As far as I'm aware, you can play it more like an action RPG, or play it strategically. They're really trying to appeal to everyone with this.

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Faustek
Thu 6th Mar 2014

@get2sammyb how come?

For me, I'm glad I got a PS4 since I refuse origin. So definitely going to keep my eyes open.

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shingi_70
Thu 6th Mar 2014

@get2sammyb

Why DA:O was probably one of the best games of last generation in terms of writing, gameplay, and overall scope. Plus it had probably the best post launch support of a game other than borderlands.