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Test Chamber – The First 45 Minutes Of Dragon Age: Inquisition
The first steps of a long journey can be daunting, but Dragon Age: Inquisition throws you right into the action and doesn't let you look back. In this episode of Test Chamber, we play through the opening sequence of BioWare's upcoming RPG, going from the start screen to the dramatic moment that the "Dragon Age: Inquisition" title appears.
Kim Wallace and I have each sunk dozens of hours into Inquisition already (my review), and you can join us for a discussion of the new mechanics, characters, and features – all while seeing what to expect from the opening moments of the game.
For those worried about spoilers: You won't see much that hasn't been covered in pre-release information. The whole sequence basically introduces your hero and chronicles the official establishment of the Inquisition, without any big twists or reveals. If you don't mind seeing some content from later in the game (but still not too spoiler-filled), check out our other episode on Dragon Age: Inquisition.
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