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Test Chamber – Dragon Age Inquisition: The Descent DLC
Earlier this week, BioWare released The Descent, the latest single-player DLC for Dragon Age Inquisition. The story deals with an earth-shaking force that dwells in the Deep Roads, and we entered the depths for a look at the beginning of this lengthy quest.
Watch Joe Juba and Matt Miller begin the quest and go through the introductory sections. This is just a taste of what the content offers; the massive dungeon at the heart of the The Descent spans many levels, and gets more difficult the deeper you go. We don't get far enough to see a substantial challenge, but we do see some interesting battles and a modified version of the War Table specifically for the Deep Roads content.
Special Note: due to some different recording circumstances, the audio quality for this Test Chamber is sub-par. We apologize. Those responsible have been sacked.
As we bring up at the end of the video, this DLC is only available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. BioWare has discontinued DLC support for the last-gen versions of Inquisition.
For more about Dragon Age Inquisition, read our original review and our impressions of the first major DLC, Jaws of Hakkon.
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