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Robert Zak

You can now buy all the Dragon Age games, from 2009 to 2024, for the same price as Veilguard was on release

Neve looks at Rook with desire.

Well, that was quick! Bioware's long-awaited (and moderately successful) return to the Dragon Age universe has been out for a little over a month, and already EA is treating us to a steep discount on the game. Dragon Age: The Veilguard is now available to buy on Steam for $39 (£32), marking a hefty 35% price drop from its original price of $60 (£50).

It gets better, because all the other games in the Dragon Age series—Dragon Age: Origins ($4/£4), Dragon Age 2 ($6/£4), and Dragon Age Inquisition ($6/£5)—can now be picked up at 85% off, which by my just-about functional internal calculations means that you can now own the entire Dragon Age franchise, including Veilguard, for the same price as Veilguard was when it came out. It's also worth noting that Origins, Dragon Age 2, and Inquisition all come with all their own DLC and expansions.

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