Bioware: Dragon Age Inquisition Doesn’t REALLY Have 40 Endings

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Posted By | On 17th, Jun. 2014

Dragon Age: Inquisition

Remember when Bioware boasted that Dragon Age Inquisition would have forty different endings? And I called them out on it and said that they really shouldn’t overhype anything about their games, least of all the number of endings, particularly given the recent Mass Effect 3 debacle? It looks like someone at the studio took my words to heart, as Bioware’s Mark Darrah took to his Twitter to clarify the exact number of endings that would be available.

“Most endings are major variations based upon your choices in the game. There are only a few completely unique endings,” he said.

Which is still okay- in fact, it’s great! Even a few different endings is much more than most major games on the market offer, and it’s nothing to be ashamed of. And at the very least, Bioware was honest about it this time!

Dragon Age Inquisition launches in October this year. Stay tuned for more coverage.


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