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Dragon Age Legends Heading To Google+
The new social "project" (network was taken) from Google now plays host to BioWare's fantasy franchise. Better go tell all your circles.
Dragon Age Legends expands upon the popular fantasy fiction of the franchise with a simple, tactical combat game. Players take on quests, advance the story, earn loot, and grow their kingdom as they customize and upgrade their characters. The game includes both cooperative and competitive modes.
“We’re very excited to be among the first games launching on Google’s new social project. It’s an honor to join Google in celebrating the birth of their gaming platform on Google+ by expanding Dragon Age Legends to an even wider audience,” said BioWare co-founder Ray Muzyka. “Dragon Age Legends raises the quality bar for social network games. By bringing the franchise to Google+, we’re able to connect and entertain millions of existing and new fans within the rich, immersive Dragon Age universe!”
Dragon Age Legends is available on Google+ starting today, and the game released on Facebook back in March. You can watch the Legends' trailer right here.
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