On last week’s Kotaku Splitscreen, Jason and I answered a reader question about Dragon Age: Inquisition. Given how big that game went over when it launched, why don’t more people talk about it now? Find the full episode here.

Iron Bull is probably the single most memorable character from Dragon Age: Inquisition, or perhaps even the entire series. So it’s good news that for the low, low price of $470 to $500, you can turn your desk into a collectible statue-adorned Iron Bull Appreciation Station.

The longer a game is, the harder it is to end it. The more sprawling the cast, the trickier it is to give its actors closure. The looser the dangling plot threads, the tougher to tie them up.

So you and your companions saved the continent of Thedas from certain doom. What have you done for them lately? Find out in September 8’s Trespasser, a downloadable epilogue for Dragon Age: Inquisition that picks up two years after the main story ends.

While its other qualities may be less evenly distributed, I can say this about the new Dragon Age: Inquisition expansion The Descent: The title is accurate. You spend the whole thing going down, down, down.

If you slam your staff into the ground so hard that lightning shoots out of it, it should probably feel pretty powerful, you know?

In the last half a year or so, we’ve gotten not one but two epic western fantasy RPGs in the form of Dragon Age: Inquisition and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. It’s only natural that we’d want to compare them.

Good news: there’s new DLC on the way for BioWare’s giant-sized fantasy RPG. Bad news: it will only be playable on PS4, Xbox One and PC. Seems like the adventure’s over for last-gen console owners.

Patrik Karlsson is a veteran character artist who has worked on games like Syndicate, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Darkness and Riddick. Here, though, we’re looking at his work on Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Dragon Age: Inquisition’s “Jaws of Hakkon” DLC is coming to PS4, PS3 and Xbox 360 on May 26, according to a Tweet from the official Dragon Age account. As good a reminder as any that timed DLC exclusivity is bullshit.

Dragon Age's "Jaws of Hakkon" DLC will come to PS4, 360, and PS3 in May, BioWare just announced. Good reminder that timed DLC exclusivity is bullshit. For more on Dragon Age: Inquisition, check out our reader Q&A with the developers from last week.

Three top people from BioWare, one of the world's most acclaimed RPG studios, are here to answer your questions this afternoon.

There's some new Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC out today, as you may have heard. It's called "Jaws of Hakkon" and you can get it for Xbox One, PC, and... well, that's it. Did you play Dragon Age on PlayStation 4? Sorry. No DLC for you this week.

Up until very recently, there was something hidden in Dragon Age: Inquisition that nobody knew about. That is, until an alleged Bioware developer leaked part of the secret to some players.

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