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Dragon Age: Inquisition Now Available To EA Access Members
If you are an EA Access subscriber, you can jump into Dragon Age: Inquisition immediately ahead of its November 18 release date.
EA Access subscribers get discounts, free games, and access to Electronic Arts games a little early. In the case of Inquisition, subscribers can play up to six hours of the game in a trial form, and that progress will carry over to the full release on Tuesday. When Dragon Age: Inquisition's Access details were revealed, the start date was supposed to be tomorrow, November 13, but the game is available now slightly ahead of schedule.
For our review of Dragon Age: Inquisition, head here. For gameplay from Inquisition you can find the first 45 minutes here, as well as a follow-up video by heading here.
To sign up for EA Access, head here.
Our Take
EA Access doesn't seem to have made quite the same splash as comparable services like PlayStation Plus, but it's still early the service's lifecycle. Bonuses like this are certainly a good incentive to remind people of the benefits of subscribing.
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