Dragon Age: Origins Free on Origin This Month

9th October, 1 replies

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EA's On The House promotion has already seen games like Peggle, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, and Wing Commander given away for free. This month, it's BioWare's epic RPG Dragon Age: Origins (you can read our review here). You can snag your free copy of the game here.

You'll need a (free) Origin account in order to download the title - something many gamers may already have if they've bought and played any EA games lately. The offer will only be available until the 14th of October, so grab it while you can.

The next entry in the franchise, Dragon Age: Inquisition, is set to release this November for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Windows PC.

Source:

gamrreview.com/news/92023/…

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