Dragon Age: Inquisition Release Date, Gameplay And Co-Operative Option: The Dragon Age: Inquisition Single-Player Mode Will Offer A Co-Operative Option With 150 Hours To 200 Hours Worth Of Gameplay

By John Kevin Muu Oct 11, 2014 05:06 AM EDT

Dragon Age: Inquisition Release Date, Gameplay And Co-Operative Option: The Dragon Age: Inquisition Single-Player Mode Will Offer A Co-Operative Option With 150 Hours To 200 Hours Worth Of Gameplay

We have the latest for you on the release date, gameplay, co-operative option and latest updates of Dragon Age: Inquisition. According to Cameron Lee, the BioWare producer, in order to complete the "Dragon Age: Inquisition", to say that you see everything that the game has to offer, you will have to take from 150 hours to 200 hours. However, the main story of the game should take you between 20 and 40 hours to finish.

According to Game Spot, the producer said, "We want to give our players a real world to explore-we want to give them a BioWare story. A really vast, epic BioWare story. That's what we do, and it normally takes 20 to 40 hours to tell the story we want to tell." One of the ways to play the game is by zipping through Dragon Age Inquisition but Lee says that by this, you will not be able to explore the whole wealth of the game. He says, "People could burn through it and just do the main path, but we wanted to have a world that's fully immersive and well-defined for you to explore, discover and get involved in." he continued to say, "We want to see your decision have an impact and take the shape of the world. We're just making more. More and more and more. And it's all entirely to the player. It's your world, your game."

The Dragon Age: Inquisition single-player mode will offer a co-operative option. This will be the first time in history where the multiple player of the game will be available. This means that you could end up spending very many hours in the game. However, it was previously discovered that the single-player and the multiple-player modes of the game have no ties. Lee wanted to explain this decision and said, "We wanted that because we didn't want to impact the story in negative ways, because some players may play both modes and some may not."

The Dragon Age: Inquisition is expected to be launched for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PC on 18^th November. That day will be specifically a big day to the video games world as Grand Theft Auto V will come for PS4 and Xbox One on that day too, and also Far Cry 4. Stay with us for more news on this and much more.