Dragon Age: The Veilguard is apparently looking back on the series' long, eventual history, and taking inspiration from its many reinventions.

The Veilguard is boasting some impressive potential, but there are a few features from DA: Origins that would help push it over the top.

The Veilguard sets some new benchmarks, sparking the need for a Dragon Age: Origins remake to match modern standards.

The Veilguard continues, we delve into its surprising connections to The Sims and how its informs its character creator as well as the deep systems that bring its world to life.

"I don't think we're ever going to make everyone happy." I was fortunate enough to play Dragon Age: The Veilguard for several hours recently, exploring multiple missions and trying multiple characters at multiple levels and using differing builds,

It’s a bold move to hand out a title like Game of the Year before a game’s even released. But after getting a preview and marathoning Dragon Age: The Veilguard for seven hours straight, I can confidently say that if you like action RPGs, this is the best in the genre for 2024. Sorry, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, but it’s not even close.

This isn't something lost on Corinne Busche, game director of The Veilguard, who said that despite all those considerations, the team has been laser-focused on making the most authentic, exciting, and honest Dragon Age game it can. And that's exactly what it felt like to me after playing for several hours.

There's a BioWare game I keep coming back to when I think about the several hours I spent playing Dragon Age: The

As part of our month-long IGN First, we spent hours of time with Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Check out our exclusive hands-on preview right here.

The Veilguard boasts a new art style compared to its predecessors that gives it a more stylized look compared to the likes of Inquisition or Origins. And the change has proven to be quite contentious.