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Heroes Of Dragon Age Coming To Mobile Devices
EA has announced a free-to-play, mobile spin-off of Dragon Age for mobile devices.
According to Eurogamer, Heroes of Dragon Age features combat-centered gameplay. EA promises fighters and creatures from Dragon Age lore, so we can expect to see some familiar faces. No specific platforms or release dates have been announced yet, but we know the game is a "cross-platform" title.
Note: The image above is from our Dragon Age: Inquisition cover story. Click the source link to see the first screens from the game.
[Source: Eurogamer]
Our Take:
Though we know very little about Heroes of Dragon Age so far, the high-level concept sounds suspiciously like Final Fantasy: All The Bravest. Hopefully EA delivers a fun, fair experience to fans of one of the biggest franchises to emerge this generation.
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