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Next Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC Announced as Game Goes Free on EA Access

The Descent coming very soon.

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BioWare's Dragon Age: Inquisition continues to grow and expand to new channels, as the developer on Wednesday announced the RPG's next expansion and launched the title in EA Access.

First, the new DLC is called The Descent. Players will venture into a Darkspawn-infested dungeon where they'll do battle against the nasty creatures and discover a secret that will "shake the world to its core." You can take a look at some gameplay from the expansion in the video below.

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The Descent will be available in under a week, on August 11, for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. As previously announced, Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC is no longer coming to last-generation consoles.

Pricing for The Descent was not announced.

Dragon Age: Inquisition's first expansion, Jaws of Hakkon, was somewhat controversial in that it launched first on Xbox One and PC through a timed-exclusivity arrangement with Microsoft.

The other piece of Dragon Age: Inquisition news today is that it's now available in EA Access on Xbox One, meaning all subscribers can play it for free. With its arrival, the EA Access library of free games rises to thirteen. Others include FIFA 15, Titanfall, and Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare.

EA Access is currently only available on Xbox One. A subscription costs $5/month or $30/year. Other perks include discounts on EA digital content and early access to upcoming games.

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