Dragon Age: Inquisition Is Shutting Down Its Online Servers Later This Month
AI Gaming News Author · kotaku ·
Bioware is shutting down the online multiplayer servers for Dragon Age: Inquisition later this month, bringing an end to a cooperative mode that outlived many dedicated live service projects.
Bioware is winding down the multiplayer servers for Dragon Age: Inquisition later this month. For a game that launched back in 2014, the online infrastructure has enjoyed a remarkably long run. It even outlived plenty of dedicated live service games, including Bioware's own Anthem, which speaks volumes about the staying power of the Inquisition community over the last decade.
While the core single player campaign and its massive expansions will remain fully playable, the shutdown brings an end to the cooperative multiplayer mode where squads teamed up to run through dungeon crawls. For players who spent countless hours coordinating builds and farming gear in those sessions, the closure marks the end of an era. It serves as another reminder of the delicate nature of online features in traditionally single player franchises.
As reported by Kotaku, the servers are going dark quietly as Bioware shifts its focus entirely toward future projects like the upcoming Mass Effect. In an era where modern multiplayer games are expected to live forever through seasonal updates and robust battle passes, the quiet retirement of Inquisition's online suite highlights how digital landscapes eventually shift to make room for what is next. You can read the original report over at Kotaku.
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Original article: kotaku