A new Dragon Age: Inquisition story-based DLC is in the works and more is coming after the recent release of Multiplayer expansion.
Creative director Mike Laidlaw has revealed in a recent interview, that Bioware is hard at work on additional story-based content for Dragon Age: Inquisition, however, Laidlaw admits honestly that what the fans are expecting is a single player DLC for this immensely popular game.
There are no further specifics and details on the expansion revealed except that it will be continuing the story and featuring essential new areas to explore.
"The two big pulls are - 'I want more of this game' and 'I've reached the ending and I want to know more about the characters, or one specific character'," Laidlaw said, and BioWare intends to please both schools of thought.
In related story, Dragon Age: Inquisition won Game of the Year award at The South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin, Texas last weekend and hosting the second annual SXSW Gaming Awards.
For the past few months, Bioware has been receiving Game of the Year awards that game pundits think it deservedly so with its incredibly rich single player experience with hours of exploration and adventure plus a fascinating story.
The capitvating beautiful locales transport players into an immersive fantasy world with uniquely interesting characters in each quest and features that intense and rewarding fighting system, WCCFtech commented.
Previously, Dragon Age: Inquisition won the Game of the Year Award at the Game Awards, and DICE 2015.
It will be quite interesting to see how Bioware will progress the story of Dragon Age: Inquisition, and what new characters and areas they will introduce. Bioware is also rumored to be working on a new Star Wars game, and hopefully some information on that will be revealed at the Star Wars Celebration next month.
Make sure to come back for more details on Dragon Age: Inquisition story-based DLC and other expansion packs to release in the succeeding months this year once they'd be new updates.
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