The 4th Dragon Age is coming, and darkness looms over the land. Do you have the strength to overcome evil forces that lay claim over Tevinter? We won't know until this upcoming RPG is released by BioWare.

It's a shame, because Trespasser is, by far, the single best piece of Inquisition. Set two years after the main game, you and all your friends have reconvened at Orlais' Winter Palace to attend a hearing deciding the fate of the Inquisition, now that the world-ending threat has been vanquished.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard does not have third-party DRM of any kind, including Denuvo, Bioware has announced. In a blog post, the EA-owned studio said its upcoming fantasy role-playing game lacks digital rights management (DRM) on any platform, which is sure to go down well with PC gamers.

BioWare's long-awaited Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be available to play for free if you sign up to the Nvidia GeForce Now six-month Ultimate package. Nvidia's bundle, priced at £99, offers all the usual GeForce Now Ultimate perks such as streaming gameplay from GeForce RTX 4080 rigs, and up to 4K 240FPS gameplay.

After a nearly 10-year hiatus between games, Dragon Age: The Veilguard is finally going to arrive at the end of the month. Unfortunately for gamers who want to avoid spoilers, The Veilguard's achievements list has leaked a few weeks early. Anyone who wants to preserve all possible surprises should steer clear of them entirely.

That said, there are some console options as well. Those on consoles will find that there will be fidelity and performance modes. Additionally, the game is said to be enhanced for the PlayStation 5 Pro. While Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to launch on October 31, 2024, the preload for the game can be found below.

BioWare announces some incredible news for gamers who intend to play the upcoming fantasy RPG Dragon Age: The Veilguard on PC.

BioWare has chosen to skip DRM protection like Denuvo, which leaves the game unable to be preloaded ahead of its launch date.