
Earlier this year, reports of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf did the rounds, complete with claims that it would finally be releasing in 2024. And now, Eurogamer is backing that up. The BioWare RPG is one of two "unannounced" titles that publisher EA has lined up in for this financial year, and we already know a full Dreadwolf reveal is happening this summer. It's about time!
It seems likely that the sequel — which fans have been waiting close to a decade for — will pop up at Summer Game Fest, beginning on the 7th June. The suspicion is that we'll finally get a release date wherever Dreadwolf appears.
Of course, we're also yet to see the game in action — which is crazy when you stop and think about it. As such, we expect this summer reveal to be a blowout. Let's hope that all of this waiting pays off in the end.
Are you looking forward to actually seeing Dragon Age: Dreadwolf? What are your hopes and dreams for the game at this point? Make or break in the comments section below.
[source eurogamer.net]
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I'm excited, even though I didn't really like the last Dragon Age I still spent like 70 hours on it 😂
Still haven’t played Inquisition tbh… might just jump straight to 4. A 2024 would surprise me mind.
My expectations are extremely low so if they exceed them I'll be happy.
Out in time for Xmas maybe
Cool.dragon age inquisition won game of the year in 2014.its a amazing game.dragon age dreadwolf should be amazing as well.word up son
After...... practically every Bioware game since Dragon Age II, I have absolutely zero confidence in this
I'm certainly curious about it. I'm also very much rooting for it even though I'm not a huge DA fan. I just want it to come out and impress so Bioware can fully focus on Mass Effect selfishly. Still, I liked Inquisition well enough so I'm at least somewhat interested.
As a huge fan of the series and Dragon Age Inquisition being one of my most played games on PS4(beat it 3 times, working on a 4th). This has been one my most anticipated games since the ending of Inquisition. Can't wait to see how they do the whole story with Solas.
Kind of hope EA announces a Legendary Collection like they did for Mass Effect because having Dragon Age 1 and 2 and Inquisition together in a Collection(with all of the DLC) on next gen would be great before 4 comes out.
@colonelkilgore if you don't want to play Inquisition I'd at least look up a video describing the story since a character from Inquisition is a main part of Dreadwolf.
Please be good 🤞 Anthem will be a forgotten memory if they pull this off.
I wish I was more optimistic about this game since I love the franchise, but the team is barely the same that made the other games, the people mostly involve with the franchise left, and Bioware is Bioware only in name nowadays.
Still hopeful they'll prove me wrong.
@TheAmbienWalrus I picked it up for only £5 after the announcement they were going back to the drawing board and overhauling it. That was shortly followed by the announcement they've changed their minds 😂
I didn't think it was terrible, it had some elements that I found fun as well, it just wasn't what I wanted from a Bioware game.
After back to back failure with Andromeda and Anthem, temper your expectations on this. It's still EA and whatever left on that shell company that used to be Bioware.
"Releasing this year" with absolutely 0 trailer and gameplay showcase when Atlus has been busy with their marketing works for Metaphor releasing in October. Yeah...
Wanted to give Inquisition another shake last week, thought it'd be £3.99 or something but they still want £34.99 for it! (Or £31.49 with an EA Play sub!)
Remember when we thought this franchise was going to be amazing? Ah, the good old days.
I really enjoyed dragon age origin and inquisition but I don’t have much expectations for dreadwolf.
I reckon this will turn out like Andromeda. Cack writing but quite enjoyable to play. I just hope that they create some interesting new characters. ME Andromeda's cast were mostly forgettable.
I absolutely loved the last game and spent over 200 hours on it so this news has me excited!
I hope it's good, but as it stands I may get time for it some time in or around 2027 (will make a third attempt to get into Inquisition as well, before that)
Which one is this supposed to play like? 1,2 or 3 or is it supposed to be like a combo of all now that its no longer live service?
I was a huge fan of Dragon Age: Origins but haven't liked anything since. Inquisition was especially terrible, following open world bloat trends and using cheap stereotypes as a stand-in for diversity and inclusion. It will pique my interest if I read about how different this one is compared to previous games but otherwise I'm not that interested.
I love Dragon Age, but not much faith in this.
@QBGaming12 i never tried this series and wanted too. I love would that collection. Would be a great way to know whats going on before the new games drops. Always thought the games looked good. I suppose i could snag them on Xbox on the BC. Not sure they got any enhancements tho.
I quiet like the Dragon age series a lot and Inquisition in particular but we have to take into account that we are all playing this after BG3 >_<
@HonestHick Yeah if you have a chance/time to play them it's worth it. I feel like a collection would make a lot of since for EA since Dragon Age 1 and 2 didn't get any enhancements and putting all 3 games together with all of that DLC that they have would make it well worth the $60(Same as Mass Effect Legendary Collection).
@QBGaming12 i agree. I would for sure pick it up. I like the art style and of course know nothing of the story. But that was a huge franchise when it hit PS3/360. 😊
The first game was good. That is all.
I'm glad that we'll likely be getting some meaningful info and maybe some footage sooner or later. I have a hard time believing it's coming out at all this year though given that nothing has been shown yet.
I still have Inquisition to play, so I'm perfectly fine if we have to wait. It turning out to be good is the most important thing.
Origins is still the best in the series, but I did play 420 hours worth of Inquisition. I love the lore and it is what keeps me coming back to this series. Hoping against all hope that Dreadwolf is an incredible experience.
@HonestHick Great games(even 2 which some people don't like, to me it's good game and great in some spots). The story/lore for the series is great too.
Inquisition is one of my favorite PS4 games ever so I'd gladly play it again if it was in a collection.
@QBGaming12 yeah i know the first one is the more popular. Never say never, dev’s need money and a collection like this would sell. Plus help sales of the new game.
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