14 DAY TRIAL // Dragon Age: Inquisition is one of the biggest video games launched in 2014 and one of the biggest winners when it comes to award ceremonies, and the developers at BioWare are now ready to offer gamers a brief look inside the creation process for the title.
The new 3-minute video is designed to allow fans to see members of the studio talking about the way the title was created, starting with a solid idea and the lore of the previous two titles in the series.
There are some details about the way characters were first conceptualized before a clear story was set for all of them and about how the main elements of the world were first thought up before the full narrative of Dragon Age: Inquisition was put together.
The video description claims that BioWare will reveal its secrets but there's not much ground here that was not previously covered by the team.
The studio also says that Dragon Age: Inquisition has picked up more than 100 Game of the Year awards, which is impressive in itself.
BioWare aims to deliver new content for Dragon Age: Inquisition in the coming months
Since the title was introduced in November, the developers have launched three major patches for it and the core mechanics now seem to be in good shape, with the big banter issues eliminated.
The company has also been running weekly events for the multiplayer side of Dragon Age: Inquisition and has already delivered one expansion for it.
Prior to launch, the company expressed an interest in using downloadable content to expand the scope of the game, both when it comes to single and multiplayer.
BioWare has managed to increase the longevity of Mass Effect 3 via a judicious rate of DLC drops, combined with interesting community-focused initiatives.
Rumors also suggest that a full expansion for the single player is in the planning stages at the moment and might introduce more missions for the player to execute in the service of the Inquisition and a major new location to visit.
