Dragon Age: The Veilguard Will Be Steam Deck Verified And Will not Require EA App

BioWare has shared an replace on the event for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, saying that the studio is making “nice progress” for its fall launch window. Concerning the PC model, it revealed some particulars that could be surprising for an EA-published recreation.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard will probably be verified on Steam Deck, that means that it’s going to work on the hand held and passes Valve’s inner checks on inputs, show, efficiency, and seamlessness. Moreover, there will probably be a local model of the sport on Steam, and gamers will not have to make use of the EA App (the successor to Origin) to play it on PC.

This can be a stark distinction to EA’s earlier video games, which required gamers to have the EA app to play on PC. Nevertheless, the sport will nonetheless want gamers to conform to a third-party EULA, as famous by the Steam web page. This 12 months, there was specific blowback with different publishers requiring third-party accounts to play Steam video games, most notably with Helldivers 2.

BioWare additionally stated that it is going to be offering extra particulars concerning the recreation’s launch later this summer season. It is due out someday this fall for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Collection X|S. Thus far, there’s been fairly a bit information on the market concerning the recreation, together with it having a no-death choice, being mission-based relatively than open-world, and apparently plenty of nudity.