Heroes of Dragon Age - Preview @ BeefJack

BeefJack has a short preview with some information about EA's F2P game Heroes of Dragon Age.

United with its peers by its universe and leveraging of the familiar, EA Capital Games isn’t resigning Heroes of Dragon Age to mere ‘one-off’ status. No, as HoDA executive producer Jeferson Valadares told BeefJack, the team is banking on more with this mobile, combat-focused outing.

Though described as a “new and separate experience within the Dragon Age world,” Valadares also established, in offering what few teases he could, that further plans are in store for Heroes of Dragon Age beyond what’s been confirmed; its induction into said world may well give rise to some characteristic yet still ambitious directions in gameplay.

United with its peers by its universe and leveraging of the familiar, EA Capital Games isn’t resigning Heroes of Dragon Age to mere ‘one-off’ status. No, as HoDA executive producer Jeferson Valadares told BeefJack, the team is banking on more with this mobile, combat-focused outing.

Though described as a “new and separate experience within the Dragon Age world,” Valadares also established, in offering what few teases he could, that further plans are in store for Heroes of Dragon Age beyond what’s been confirmed; its induction into said world may well give rise to some characteristic yet still ambitious directions in gameplay.

“We aren’t talking too much about the story yet,” Valadares said, “but I can say it will include elements from the entire Dragon Age franchise, including games and books.” Reason being that regardless of its disposition and model as a free-to-play RPG, its broader origins make it fertile ground for divergent explorations, as Valadares relates: ”We see a great opportunity with Heroes of Dragon Age to tell ongoing stories with new and familiar aspects of the Dragon Age franchise. Players can look forward to some great content at launch and beyond.”