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Could Dragon Age Legends Be The First Facebook Game I'm Interested In Playing?
I'll admit it: I've checked out a handful of Facebook games in the past. But honestly, I've yet to find one that holds my attention for longer than a couple of minutes. Could Dragon Age Legends be the game to change all of that? EA seems to think so.
In the press release accompanying this trailer, EA referred to Legends as "the game that will change all previous notions about Facebook games." While that seems like a pretty big claim, I will say that the launch trailer for it at least has as much excessive blood as I've come to expect from a Dragon Age game, which seems different from anything else I've seen on Facebook.
Dragon Age Legends has gone live for all Facebook users as of today. You can unlock up to five special items for use in Dragon Age 2 by playing it. Check out the trailer below, and if you're interested, try the game for yourself for free on Facebook.
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