Hans Zimmer’s new theme for ‘Dragon Age: The Veilguard’ is out

Legendary composer Hans Zimmer has shared his new theme for Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

The sport is due out later this 12 months and can see gamers “unite the Veilguard and defy the gods in an immersive single-player RPG the place you grow to be the chief others imagine in.”

It’s epic stuff, and the soundtrack is because of comply with swimsuit, with Hans Zimmer and frequent collaborator Lorne Balfe composing the complete factor. The total factor shall be out there to stream November 1, however Zimmer has already shared the sport’s foremost theme, which you’ll be able to try under.

Zimmer is understood for scoring blockbusters like The Lion King, Dune, Gladiator and The Darkish Knight however has additionally labored on a lot of video video games, together with FIFA 19, Name Of Responsibility: Fashionable Warfare 2, Enviornment Of Valor and Crysis 2.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard, formally often called Dreadwolf, is the long-awaited follow-up to 2014’s Dragon Age: Inquisition and is due for launch October 31 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Collection X/S and PC,

“We needed to provide the selection to essentially categorical your self, and do this in a world stuffed with journey and hazard,” mentioned artistic director John Epler, confirming the discharge date.  “So whether or not you’re a Warrior, Rogue or a Mage, we will’t wait so that you can gear up, collect your social gathering, and set out for one more thrilling journey by Thedas this Halloween.”

Final month, Zimmer introduced particulars of a 2025 UK area tour. ‘The Subsequent Stage’ will function “a totally new present that includes groundbreaking digital soundscapes and a spectacular mild manufacturing,” with Zimmer desirous to “shock my followers and take them right into a sound world like they’ve by no means skilled earlier than.”

The tour will kick off November 2025, and go to Leeds, Glasgow, Dublin, London, and Manchester. Ticket particulars can be found right here.

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