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Explore The Deep Roads In Just Announced Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC
Gamers itching to return to Thedas need not wait much longer, as BioWare has revealed a new single player adventure will be coming to Dragon Age: Inquisition next week.
Titled The Descent, this downloadable content explores the Deep Roads in what the developers describe as their biggest dungeon to date. When mysterious earthquakes threaten to destroy the land, the Inquisitor heads underground to confront the source of the problem. As in the past, the problem begins – and ends – with hordes of darkspawn. With the help of multiple new characters, you must make a stand and save the day. For more information, check out the announcement trailer.
For our review of Dragon Age: Inquisition, head here. If you're looking for more Dragon Age content to tide you over until The Descent releases, check out Jaws of Hakkon.
The Descent arrives on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on August 11.
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