Dragon Age Origins Character Creator to be released October 13

Posted Oct 2nd 2009 1:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Downloads, RPG, Dragon Age: Origins, Tools

While there's no word yet on if a demo for Dragon Age: Origins will be released, developer BioWare has just announced plans to release the game's character creator as a free separate PC application (sorry console gamers; no such thing for you) on October 13.

The character creator for the long awaited fantasy RPG will let PC gamers experiment with making characters from the game and allow them to save those characters on their hard drive. When the PC version of Dragon Age: Origins is released on November 2, players can import their characters into the game. You can also upload the image of said character to the upcoming social networking site for Dragon Age: Origins which should launch on the same day the character creator is released.

In related news a new sample from the upcoming novel Dragon Age: The Calling has been released on the game's official web site.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Sounds great! I haven't followed this game as closely as I should've, considering it's a Bioware RPG and I've been a fan of their past releases to say the least... Day one buy for me, I think!Posted at 10:29AM on Nov 1st 2009 by sade

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