Will it be on par with BioWare’s latest game? We’ll know for sure when The Witcher 3 becomes available on the PlaySation 4, Xbox One and PC this May. While Dragon Age: Inquisition has proven to be a huge success for both EA and BioWare, and even almost copped our Game of the Year nod for 2014, The Witcher 3 looks to be shaping up quite as nicely, too. I think that if you go into The Witcher world very heavily, you will discover just how many things you can discover. I played that game and I really enjoyed it, but we are approaching a slightly different kind of experience, which is a very very deep type of story telling.

Tomasz Jarbowski: We fully admire what Dragon Age has achieved with a couple game of the year awards and it is really nice. Fantasy gives us more of a kind of freedom as well to design the world with. Asked during a recent PAX Australia panel how he views competition with CD Projekt Red's Witcher series, Weekes said he hopes gamers buy games from both companies. It is much more about the people living in the world, and it just so happens to have all of these kinds of monster roaming around. Dragon Age 3 vs The Witcher 3 Despite what some might think, video game companies aren't out for each other's throat, according to BioWare writer Patrick Weekes. There is magic in the world, but only a few people are able to cast it, and it is anchored to a certain view that people have towards it.

Their most recent entries, Dragon Age: Inquisition and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt were both released within a year of each other (November 2014 and May 2015 respectively), and both were met with critical acclaim.

Like Dragon Age is more kind of high fantasy, like dragons and spells, and The Witcher is more grounded, fantasy may be a part of the world, but it isn’t the main thing. Biowares Dragon Age series and CD Projekt Reds The Witcher games are both long-running and well-received Western-made fantasy RPGs. Miles Tost: I think, we are a completely different kind of fantasy. During our The Witcher 3 interview with CD Projekt RED, we asked Level Designer Miles Tost and VP of Global Marketing Tomasz Jarzbowski what differences do their RPG have compared Dragon Age: Inquisition.

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