30-11-2011 13:09
Kotaku continúa con sus rumores de EA y ahora le ha llegado el turno al Dragon Age que tendrá multijugador. No se sabe si el multijugador será un juego como Dragon Age 3 o si estará disponible como descarga. Los dragones también serán jugables en el multijugador. Y el juego está siendo desarrollado en Frostbite 2, usado en el Battlefield 3.
"[url Kotaku[/url]"]That's right, Dragon Age is going multiplayer. The role-playing franchise is, according to an insider, going beyond singleplayer for the first time, and warriors won't simply face off against each other in combat.
Apparently, dragons will also be playable in Dragon Age multiplayer, giving players the chance to go head-to-head with foes in fire-breathing, swooping-through-the-air dragon form.
The insider wasn't sure if Dragon Age multiplayer was going to be part of a full, stand-alone title (ala Dragon Age 3) or available separately as a downloadable game. It is apparently being developed on DICE's Frostbite 2 game engine (used for Battlefield 3), and even early-on the game apparently looks stunning.
The multiplayer is supposedly an arena-based affair and features player versus environment (PvE) elements as well as player versus player (PvP), as well as humans fighting dragons. Details on what PvE battles entail are scant.
The first Dragon Age, Dragon Age: Origins, was a single-player role-playing game released in 2009. A sequel, Dragon Age II, was released earlier this year. It was also a single-player role-playing game.
Kotaku is following up with EA and will update this post should the company comment.