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Dragon Age: Inquisition Footage Shows Off Tactical Combat
Despite the video’s quality, the game looks gorgeous. The pre-alpha gameplay was recorded off-screen at the Finnish DigiExpo. The preview shows off combat, story, and keep customization.
We see some of the war-torn world in action, tactical overview gameplay (18:10) and, of course, dragons. For a brief look at keep capturing, start at 24:04.
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Our Take:
There are a lot of things to see here in the preview – while it’s up. The video was not officially released by EA or Bioware and could get pulled at any moment. Even though it was recorded off-screen, I can’t help but be impressed by the visuals. And I couldn’t be happier to see the tactical view in action.
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