Dragon Age the Veilguard is a highly anticipated project and, a few hours after the very first official reveal, many details of BioWare’s new fantasy production are emerging which, unlike expectations, will not be an open world game.\r\nNow put aside old Dragon Age Inquisition (you can find it on Amazon), fans can’t wait to return to the fantasy world of BioWare.\r\nThe first reaction of the players was not very happy, on the occasion of the first teaser of Dragon Age the Veilguard a few days ago ago.\r\nThe first trailer of the game does not seem to have made its way into the hearts of fans, who filled it with dislikes. The video has reached the incredible figure of 120 thousand dislikes and many criticize its tone and aesthetics.\r\nWill the game make fans change their minds once they try it? For now, as IGN US reports, we know that it will not be an open world title.\r\nDirector Corinne Busche explained in an interview that Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be a mission-based game. This means that every location and all the contents of the game will be “hand-touched, hand-crafted, highly curated”.\r\nThe levels, explains Busche, will still have a high opportunity for exploration, branching paths, optional content and quantity ‘other:\r\n\r\n«We believe this is how we get the best narrative experience, the best moment-to-moment experience. However, along the way, these levels that we are going to create open up, some of them requiring more exploration than others. Alternate routes, mysteries, secrets, optional content that you will find and solve. So it opens up, but it’s a highly polished, mission-based game.”\r\n\r\nBusche says players will find different types of optional missions throughout their journey, from small to large, with l The development team’s approach to ensuring that everything is “handcrafted and curated” – whatever that means.\r\nThe community has been waiting for a more concrete insight, and within hours of BioWare’s in-depth video, this information gives us they give an even clearer idea of ​​what we can expect.