Dragon Age Inquisition game developer Bioware has officially outed the title's final story-based DLC called 'Trespasser', an epilogue set two years following the events of the game. Meanwhile, the game is also set to receive a new free patch adding major addition such as the Golden Nug, a dozen of colorful outfits and other major bug fixes.
Bioware has confirmed that Dragon Age: Inquisition will be receiving its final downloadable content (DLC) on September 18. Trespasser is unlike previous expansions launched as it serves as an epilogue to the story set two years after the final events. The game will also get a new free update that adds some new features with usual major bug fixes.
According to the game's official site, these new features from the newest free patch is the Golden Nug, a statue that will allow gamers to transfer items on various saved games. Syncing these said items in different saves can be made once the statue in the Skyhold Undercroft is activated. Moreover, the gamers need to be online so as to get this feature working and become part of the players' online collection.
In addition, Skyhold Undercroft will now contain a dozen of new outfits where each of which has changing colors and designed to please the player's love interest. These plethora of game's accessories will be accessible to DAI players by simply going to their wardrobe when the patch is live.
GameSpot, on the other hand, reports that the Trespasser story pack will become available when players has beaten the game. The DLC will also bring some clues one the future of the game's series. Trespasser will be out on September 18 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC. The price is not as of this time, however.
As for Dragon Age Inquisition new patch, it will be released for free to anyone who has a copy of the game, although, the launch date is not yet announced.
The Dragon Age Inquisistion final story-based DLC called 'Trespasser' as well as the patch will again be available to Xbox One, PS4 and PC users. Last gen consoles, PS3 and Xbox 360 were excluded in the announcement.
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