When I started Dragon Age: The Veilguard, I was sure I’d only play it for a few hours before moving on. I try to play as many major releases as I can during a year, but the enormity of that task often means that I need to pick my battles. The early ...

If you've been waiting for the right time to pick up BioWare's latest entry in the Dragon Age series, now is as good a time as any, as it's now the cheapest it's ever been at the retailer. Considering the fact that The Veilguard was only released last month, this is one of the best PS5 offers now available for a relatively new game.

The Veilguard is down to just $49.99 ( PS5, Xbox) in the Cyber Monday sales, or $69.99 for the Deluxe Edition ( PS5, Xbox ). That's $20 off a terrific game, and one of the best Cyber Monday deals available right now.

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The Veilguard players believe the Lords of Fortune are the most underwhelming faction. The Lords aren't really involved with the main quest, and their quests aren't thematically appropriate. Taash also isn't as closely intertwined with their faction as other companions.

I won’t say it’s worth 10 years of anticipation, but “Dragon Age: The Veilguard” is still a solid and content-rich experience overall.

The Butcher of Treviso is present mostly in name for a good deal of Veilguard 's story, even during some important Treviso specific quests. It would have been very easy to make a grim, stoic Qunari warlord, the likes of which have been seen many times over in the game.

We've heard about the so-called Black Divine in previous Dragon Age games, it seems like we actually meet him in The Veilguard.