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Dragon Age: Inquisition
Get a head start with Dragon Age: Inquisition
EA Access subscribers can start playing now.
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If you have an Xbox One and EA Access, it's now possible to download Dragon Age: Inquisition and get a full week's head start on the vast RPG from Bioware. EA says it's the real game and not a demo, so anything you play will be transferred automatically to the full game when it's launched. Also, if you have EA Access, you can purchase the game with a 10% discount. The only limitation is that you can only play for six hours before Dragon Age: Inquisition is officially launched. Head this way for our review.
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