Dragon Age: Dreadwolf Launches Next Year, According To Dev
Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will launch next year, according to a developer's LinkedIn page. This aligns with previous reports of the long-awaited sequel aiming for a 2024 release date, finally ending the decade-long series hiatus.
The LinkedIn page has since been updated, but not before Twitter user Timur222 nabbed a screenshot for the rest of us to see (thanks, Gfinity). Here, a senior cinematics animator at BioWare clearly lists Dragon Age: Dreadwolf's release date as 2024, although it has now been edited to say that this date is "to be confirmed."
Still, the fact that 2024 was listed there at all has got fans' hopes up. It's been nine years since Dragon Age: Inquisition launched in November 2024, so by the time Dreadwolf is with us, we may have waited a total of ten years for the follow up. The more optimistic in the fanbase have gone into every new year hoping it would be the one that finally saw Dreadwolf's release, although so far, we've only been met with disappointment.
Dragon Age: Dreadwolf was meant to be with us much sooner, although it may have come in a very different form. The first iteration of Dragon Age 4 was shot down and restructured into having live service elements. Then, this was killed too. Dreadwolf is seemingly the third attempt to get a fourth Dragon Age game off the ground.
This 2024 date aligns with previous reports. Back in August, journalist Jeff Grubb, Dreadwold is aiming to launch in the summer of next year. Before this, we spotted that Dreadwolf was missing in EA's financial reports, indicating that it wouldn't be with us before March 2024.
However, this is all complicated by recent layoffs at BioWare. 50 workers lost their jobs in total, affecting both Dragon Age and Mass Effect development.
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