Dragon Age: The Veilguard, BioWare’s long-awaited sequel to 2014’s Inquisition, finally arrives in October, and one drastic change has already been ridiculed by fans.

Dragon Age fans are worried the World State tab in The Veilguard's character creator won't account for some major story decisions from Inquisition.

GamesBeat's Rachel Kaser got to play several hours of Dragon Age: The Veilguard -- and the gameplay is the shot in the arm the series needs.

The Veilguard Character Customization Controversy refers to an online controversy surrounding both inclusion and lack of certain character cust

It seems that the decisions made in the third installment won't have too many consequences. For some palyers, this is quite a step backward.

More specifically, one Dragon Age fan recently took to Reddit and pointed out the reason the characters look so off -- or at least one of the reasons -- is that their proportions are all wrong, or at least not realistic like they were in previous games. The result is the uncanny look to many of the game's characters.

The Veilguard' director Corinne Busche has teased the game will include some "fan-favourite features" from older instalments in the series.

What would the Dragon Age series be without romance? Probably a bunch of satisfying RPGs with a fandom full of players lamenting their lack of romance. Yes, the stories and lore of Dragon Age are very much worth the price of admission alone,

A recent interview with BioWare developers reveals how long it may take for players to complete a full playthrough of Dragon Age: The Veilguard.