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This Cute Animated Short Is Technically More Dragon Age
Dragon Age Inquisition came out in November of 2014 (read our review), and it received its final DLC nearly a year later. That makes it almost two years since we've seen any new Dragon Age game content – and that isn't changing today. However, the studio has posted an entertaining animated short set in the world of Thedas that fans will appreciate.
Entitled "The Tale of Corsa the Jackal," the story is presented as a bedtime story for children, and you can watch it below.
Earlier this year, we learned that more Dragon Age is on the way in some form, so this could be what was being referenced then.
Our Take
It's probably too much to hope that this is beginning of the ramp-up for more Dragon Age. BioWare has Anthem in its immediate future, and the developer would probably prefer to focus on one game at a time. Even so, seeing this pop up out of nowhere makes me happy, and reminds how much I'm looking forward to a new entry in this series.
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