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PS4, PS3, And Xbox 360 Gets Dragon Age DLC Next Month
PC and Xbox One players have already gotten a chance to play Jaws of Hakkon, when the DLC originally released on March 23. Fortunately, PS4, PS3, and Xbox 360 owners won't have to wait much longer to dive back into Thedas.
Dragon Age's official twitter account confirmed that Jaws Of Hakkon will be coming to its remaining systems on May 26. Dragon Age: Inquisition's Jaws Of Hakkon DLC will set fans back $14.99, but it introduces players to a new area called the Frostback Basin. Players are forced to deal with a group of independent hunters who settled in the southern mountains of Thedas before investigating what happened to the last Inquisitor who entered this land before he chased after a dragon.
Check out the trailer here, and read Joe Juba's impressions of the content to see if it's worth playing.
Mark your calendars! #DAIJawsOfHakkon pic.twitter.com/mU1WfkSrQV
— Dragon Age (@dragonage) May 1, 2015
[Source: @DragonAge]
Our Take
It took two months, but the DLC will finally be on all systems. It's just too bad the content wasn't a little more compelling in the first place. Still Dragon Age fans who own those copies of the game should be happy.
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