Uploaded January 2013 | Updated September 2026, 13 minutes ago
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Both the Dragon Age titles have been criticized for their looks, but according to BioWare's Neil Thompson that is going to change. Speaking to OXM Thompson spoke of the artistic style he wished to pursue. Saying,
"Can you make fantasy beautiful in a different way? We think we have something special for Dragon Age 3: Inquisition," he mused, adding that the game will shun the "subdued colour palette and harsh brown feel" typical of much current fantasy media.
He also expressed his excitement over the new Frostbite engine.
"There was a pre-production period where almost on a weekly basis I'd be sitting in the environment reviews and being blown away by what was coming out - it looks stunningly beautiful. So I think when we do start releasing screenshots, people won't be disappointed."
Article - oxm.co.uk/49379/dragon-age-3-artist-sings-frostbite-2s-praises-admits-to-disappointment-over-dragon-age-1-2/#null
Both the Dragon Age titles have been criticized for their looks, but according to BioWare's Neil Thompson that is going to change. Speaking to OXM Thompson spoke of the artistic style he wished to pursue. Saying,
"Can you make fantasy beautiful in a different way? We think we have something special for Dragon Age 3: Inquisition," he mused, adding that the game will shun the "subdued colour palette and harsh brown feel" typical of much current fantasy media.
He also expressed his excitement over the new Frostbite engine.
"There was a pre-production period where almost on a weekly basis I'd be sitting in the environment reviews and being blown away by what was coming out - it looks stunningly beautiful. So I think when we do start releasing screenshots, people won't be disappointed."
