Dragon Age: The Veilguard's hair tech is praised by fans, as even the longer hair options show no sign of clipping. Yes, long hair. In a BioWare game. At long last. Dragon Age's hair options have ...

The Veilguard makes plenty of improvements to Inquisition's decade old formula but retains everything that makes the ...

In typical Dragon Age fashion, there are also some foreboding ... From what we've seen so far, Solas is hellbent on opening the Veil, a portal that'll bring demons spilling through it if he ...

The main culprit? Horns. "While Strand Hair is present in other EA games, the BioWare team had to push the limits even further for Dragon Age: The Veilguard," the post continues. "For example ...

There's a lot to love about Dragon Age: The Veilguard, but one of its most impressive and remarked-upon technical aspects is undoubtedly its advanced rendering of characters' hair. Hairstyles move ...

Dragon Age: The Veilguard's main baddie ... director has now confirmed that he lost his hair due to the immense stress of trying to bring down the Veil and seemingly ruin the world.

Dragon Age games have long faced the same problem as Dragon Age protagonists: the utter impossibility of pleasing everyone simultaneously. Arriving almost exactly a decade after Inquisition, with ...

EA has revealed how Dragon Age: The Veilguard's hair strand technology was brought to life. In a new blog post, the development team at BioWare and the Frostbite Engine provided a deep dive into ...

Inquisitor voice actor Alix Wilton Regan has spoken out about Dragon Age: The Veilguard's rough reception, pushing back against many.

Dragon Age might not have the depth of cultures to pick from compared to something like Baldur’s Gate 3, but the hair and facial modification options are some of the best I’ve seen in a game ...

I can't stop staring at Dragon Age: The Veilguard ... was actually an Elven god hellbent on destroying the Veil, a boundary he created to separate the real world from the spirit-filled Fade.