14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at BioWare and publisher Electronic Arts are announcing that they are launching two new pieces of content for their recently released Dragon Age: Inquisition, allowing gamers to expand both their multiplayer and their single-player experience in some interesting ways.
The Destruction downloadable content pack was first shown earlier in the day and the two companies are confirming that it is built for the multiplayer side of the role-playing game.
The official announcement states, "The conflicts raging throughout the world have upset the balance of nature. Wild creatures now roam the battlefield, introducing chaos as they attack both friend and foe. Best of all, you can download this pack right now, totally free!"
Recently, BioWare also delivered a new Inquisition HQ, both as a site and as an app, in order to give gamers more ways to stay in contact with the multiplayer of Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Presumably, more DLC for this area of the game, which has been well received by the player community, will arrive in the coming months.
It's unclear whether BioWare has any plans to also introduce new character classes for gamers to try out or any content which will only be accessible to those willing to pay real world money.
Dragon Age: Inquisition is also getting a new Deluxe Edition
BioWare is also introducing some interesting bonuses for those interested only in the single-player mode of the role-playing game, with a Deluxe Edition which can be bought via all digital stores.
The new package for Dragon Age: Inquisition introduces a new Skyhold Throne, which is made from an actual dragon skull, the red hart halla and the bog unicorn as new mounts for the player to explore the world of Thedas on, the soundtrack for the game, and deluxe chests for gamers to open.
Gamers who are willing to pay 9.99 dollars or Euro will also get access to the Flames of the Inquisition gear that was previously offered to those who pre-ordered, with new cool weapons, a set of solid armor, and a mount that is equally protected.
Dragon Age: Inquisition was launched in November and has already managed to pick up some Game of the Year awards.
BioWare has launched a first and second major patch for the title and it seems that it is already working on more changes, all of them linked to reports posted by the fan community.
