Dragon Age – Dreadwolf Continues RPG Series – News

Electronic Arts and their in-house studio BioWare have announced that “no more this year” Dragon Age – Dreadwolf the RPG series is intended to continue, which has been made up of the parts Dragon Age Origins (2009, testing: 9.0), Dragon Age 2 (2011, test: 8.5) and Dragon Age Inquisition (2014, Test: 9.5) passes. While looking back, the latter two titles might drop a half to a full mark, there’s no doubt that this is one of the great modern fantasy RPG series.

The above Dreadwood logo is currently all the manufacturer is able to show in terms of visuals. We simply appreciate a release from 2024 and are happy to be pleasantly surprised if it comes sooner.

The description of Dragon Age – Dreadwood is similarly sparse: The next adventure in the lands of Thedas should therefore revolve around the “Dreadwolf”. This refers to the villain of Dragon Age – Dreadwolf, Solas, also known as the dire wolf. It continues with the direct words of the German EA press department:

Some say he may be an ancient elven god, others dispute. Some refer to him as a traitor to his people – or a savior who now wants to save his people at the expense of the player’s world. His motives are mysterious and his methods sometimes questionable, earning him a reputation as a devious deity playing games that are as sinister as they are dangerous.

Electronic Arts wants to reveal additional information over the course of the year – maybe as early as June, in the course of various trailer shows…? Or only at Gamescom in August?