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Dragon Age: Awakening is a "full game"
Ray Muzyka spills the beans on BioWare's next big expansion.
Written by Andy Griffiths, 01 February 2010
In a recent interview with us Ray Muzyka has spilled the beans about the next Dragon Age: Origins expansion Awakening, explaining that it is the equivalent of a full retail release.
"It's a meaty expansion, a lot of developers would release it as a full game but we're releasing it as a great high quality, really rich expansion for the Dragon Age game."
PCGZine Issue 40
For our latest Dragon Age coverage, click here to download PCGZine Issue 40 for free.Despite its size and the fact that it will appear on store shelves as well as downloadable vendors, Dr Muzyka explained that it will require some kind of interaction with the original Dragon Age. When asked whether BioWare has any plans to add standalone support for the expansion he had this to say:
"We aren't planning to at the moment but we do have some standalone games currently in development for the Dragon Age universe. Along with a lot more DLC and expansion content, so it's a mix of both for Dragon Age."
So gamers shouldn't only expect more DLC but also the promise of more than one standalone game based on the Dragon Age universe in the future. Whether that includes the lovely Morrigan remains to be seen.
We'll have more from the joint CEO of BioWare all this week including his reaction to Mass Effect 2, how Old Republic is progressing and what we can expect from the RPG maker in the future.
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