Dragon Age: Dreadwolf News, Tips, Tricks & Ideas

Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, the next entry in the series of beloved dating sims with rpgs crudely affixed with Blu Tack to their walls, is set to arrive by the end of March next year. That’s according to an updated product slate released as part of a recent quarterly earnings report, as spotted by VGC and given the Jeff Grubb seal of approval.

10 years after the release of Dragon Age: Inquisition, its long-awaited sequel,Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, will be released this financial year, following a beleaguered development process. This news follows a decade of fan speculation, teasers, and development woes faced by BioWare, the originators of the smash-hit fantasy RPG series. Dragon Age: Dreadwolf was first announced at the 2018 Game Awards, and has been in a long and troubled development since 2015, beset by delays, staff layoffs, and high-profile resignations.

BioWare fans are already looking forward to Mass Effect 4 and Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, but the famed developer could have even more projects already in the works. BioWare is responsible for some of the most beloved Western RPGs of all time, from licensed hits like Neverwinter Nights and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic to original IPs like Mass Effect and Dragon Age.

As part of its mass layoffs, Electronic Arts is shuttering studios and cancelling projects, though blessedly, there have been parts of the company that have managed to escape the chopping block. BioWare, for instance, is continuing its work on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf and the next Mass Effect game– and the former is allegedly set to release sometime this year itself.

Woe, woe unto the poor marketing teams of BioWare, who had the misfortune to release their latest Dragon Age: Dreadwolf video hours before the leak of the GTA 6 trailer. The Dragon Age trailer is just a teaser, with a full reveal coming in summer 2024, but it sheds some light on the new RPG's setting, and introduces a rather menacing character who sounds like Patrick Stewart - BioWare have yet to reveal the actor.

Even though we’ve officially known about Dragon Age: Dreadwolf being in development for nearly five years, details on BioWare’s fantasy RPG have been scant at best, though it seems the developer is finally gearing up to make changes on that front. A brief new teaser was recently released for the game, with BioWare also confirming a full reveal for Summer 2024. Additionally, the studio has also revealed some new details on some of the locations that the game’s world will feature in am accompanying blog post.

After years in the works, BioWare is getting ready to showcase Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, the latest title in the fantasy RPG series. A full reveal is coming in Summer 2024, with a new teaser available, briefly highlighting some locations players will venture to. Check it out below.

BioWare is teasing Dragon Age: Dreadwolf in a new trailer unveiled for Dragon Age Day. The teaser passes over a map of Thedas with several voiceovers giving some hint of what’s on the horizon when the game releases.

BioWare just released a new Dragon Age: Dreadwolf teaser, only to then say the game won't be getting a full reveal until next year.

Although a Senior Cinematic Animator at EA, Kevin Scott, added to his LinkedIn page with the inclusion of “(2024 release)," the game does not yet have an official release date. Scott's update to his LinkedIn page () has stoked the fires of fan excitement; however, the current state of the game's developer, BioWare, may indicate that fans of the franchise should not get their hopes up for a 2024 release of this long-awaited sequel.

It’s been over five years since BioWare officially announced that it was working on the next Dragon Age game, and in all the time since then, besides the most miniscule of teases and updates, we haven’t heard much about the sequel. Of course, leaks have claimed that 2024 might finally be the year that Dragon Age: Dreadwolf releases, and another recent development seems to be pointing to that as well.

BioWare recently announced that it will be letting go of around 50 employees in a fresh round of layoffs, as it looks to become a more “agile” studio, and as it turns out, the list of people who’ll be departing the company as a result includes quite a few notable ones.

However, BioWare is supposedly targeting a Summer 2024 release at this time.

BioWare recently announced that it’ll be laying off roughly 50 jobs from across its studios as it looks to become a more “agile” studio while focusing on the development of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf and the next Mass Effect. According to journalist Jeff Grubb, however, the studio has hit development roadblocks behind the scenes with its upcoming projects.

Dragon Age and Mass Effect developer BioWare shared an update today on its projects while confirming that it was eliminating approximately 50 roles at the studio. It’s part of the shift towards a “more agile and more focused studio” where developers can “iterate quickly, unlock more creativity, and form a clear vision of what we’re building before development ramps up.”

Legendary RPG studio BioWare has announced its plans to lay off 50 developers.