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BioWare Offering The Chance For Your Voice To Appear In Dragon Age: Inquisition
BioWare announced a contest today that gives Dragon Age fans the opportunity to voice a character in Inquisition.
You can check out a video below presented by BioWare and Dragon Age community manager Jessica Merizan for all the details on the contest/casting call. Basically, BioWare provides a script, you record a video of yourself reading that script, and then BioWare will choose a winner to fly out to one of its studios to record some dialogue that will appear in Dragon Age: Inquisition. Once you've got your video uploaded to the Internet, all you need to to do is sent it to takeyourplace@BioWare.com.
For more on the contest (including access to the necessary scripts), head here. The contest begins taking entries today and ends on March 24.
Click on the banner below to visit our Dragon Age: Inquisition hub where you can find all of our features from when the game appeared on our cover.
[Source: BioWare]
Our Take
This is a pretty cool contest, with a much more interesting prize than the normal fare for these kind of giveaways. I'm curious what role this outsourced voice actor will play in the game. I assume the scripts don't represent the role the winner will be playing.
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