Bioware’s The Last Court Will Keep You Busy Until Inquisition Arrives

Dragon Age: Inquisition, the third game in the RPG series from Bioware, is due to land this month… but even that is likely a long wait if you’re suffering from a bad case “eager anticipation”. To tide you over, you could play the first and second instalments again, go LARPing for the day or, if you don’t mind a bit of browser action, have a crack at The Last Court.

Before you ask, yes, it does have a purchasable currency, called Dawn, if you’d like to speed your way through. Bioware’s announcement post however confidently states that no money need be spent if you’d like to see all the content, though you might have to complete “multiple playthroughs”, with each one taking “an average of seven days”.

As for the game itself, it takes the form of an interactive narrative, with the player in the role of the ruler of Serault. There looks to be two classes, of a sort — the Scholar and Huntress — to provide you with a few more options for those inevitable replays.

The Last Court is Now Available [Bioware]


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