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BioWare And EA Send Out Creepy Live Action Trailer For… Something
This morning, BioWare and EA sent out a video to let us know that we were chosen. Thinking that we had finally received our beta invitation for Dragon Age Keep, we excitedly opened the email. What we found was… different.
The email included a link to a live action trailer for something called You’ve Been Chosen. This wasn’t simply a cross-promoted piece of footage, as the BioWare and EA logos appear on the video at the end.
A link at the end of the trailer leads to a placeholder page that suggests that more information is coming in the next few weeks.
The time is near. They are watching. Your power is rising. Cologne, Germany. You’ve Been Chosen. Watch the new “Nightmare” teaser from BioWare. Sign up for the latest updates.
We know that BioWare is hard at work on Dragon Age: Inquisition, the next Mass Effect, and Casey Hudson’s new project. This could be the latter, or it might be something entirely different. All we know is that we can’t wait to see what this is all about when we hit Gamescom next month.
Our Take
I am pretty darn excited to see what this is all about. I really enjoy BioWare’s work, and this feels off the studio’s beaten path. Bring on Gamescom!
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