The world of Dragon Age: Inquisition is very pretty according to this trailer

By Ryan Fleming March 6, 2014

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BioWare and Electronic Arts have released as new trailer for Dragon Age: Inquisition, highlighting the very pretty fantasy world of Thedas that you will romp through as you attempt to save it from destruction. And dragons. Don’t forget the dragons.

The trailer focuses on the realm in all its open-world glory. There are streams, wildlife, spectral green beams of light piercing the sky… You know, the things you’d expect to see in nature. Beyond that there isn’t much to take away from the clip, other than the world is very pretty. It’s also worth noting the weather effects, including the fog rolling in and snowflakes falling. They won’t affect gameplay, but they do look neat.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is coming this Fall to PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.

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