Dragon Age: Dreadwolf - Everything We Know About BioWare's Upcoming Fantasy RPG

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Developer BioWare first teased it was working on a new Dragon Age-related project in December 2018, confirming the project is actually an untitled fourth mainline Dragon Age game nearly two years later. Since then, we haven't heard all that much, save for a few intriguing nuggets of information. But, with both Summer Game Fest and all the Not-E3 summer events on the near horizon, we've learned a bit more--primarily the game's name, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf.

With Anthem abandoned and Mass Effect: Legendary Edition completed and released, BioWare is most likely now focusing on its two announced RPG projects: Dreadwolf and a brand-new Mass Effect. And since we know a little bit more about the game formally known (unofficially) as Dragon Age 4, it's probably the game that we're getting first. Below, we go over everything that we know about Dragon Age: Dreadwolf.

Neither BioWare nor publisher Electronic Arts have officially revealed a release date for Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. Along with the announcement of the Dreadwolf name, however, BioWare did confirm that Dreadwolf will not release in 2022.

In February 2022, Grubbsnax host and GamesBeat reporter Jeff Grubb said that Dragon Age: Dreadwolf is «at least 18 months away» from release, which would put the game's launch sometime beyond August 2023.

It may be worth pointing out that both Origins and Inquisition launched in November, which does line up with a post-August release date for Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. However, we can't rely on precedence too much here, seeing as Dragon Age II launched in March.

While very little in the way of specifics were shared, the Dreadwolf name announcement does confirm that Solas will be a central figure to the story. That comes as no surprise, as