Rumour: Dragon Age Dreadwolf Really Is Set to Release in 2024

Dreading it

by Robert Ramsey Mon 13th Nov 2023

We're yet to actually see the game in action — if you can believe it — but it's widely believed that Dragon Age: Dreadwolf is targeting a 2024 release date (barring any big delays). And now, that theory's being backed up by a recent discovery on a BioWare dev's LinkedIn profile.

Said profile specifically states that Dreadwolf is a "2024 release", adding weight to the speculation that's been going on for months now. Reports back in August had the RPG pegged for summer of next year at the earliest, so there's now hope that the project's on track.

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Of course, you can't take one mention of a release window on an employee profile as concrete confirmation, but details like this often add up to some kind of truth. It's even possible that Dreadwolf will finally reveal itself at The Game Awards next month — although we wouldn't want to get anyone's hopes up.

When do you think Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will launch? Is next year looking like a lock, or are you still sceptical? Make a prediction in the comments section below.

[source gamesradar.com]

Robert (or Rob if you're lazy) has been a fan of PlayStation since the 90s, when Tekken 2 introduced him to the incredible world of video games. He still takes his fighting games seriously, but RPGs are his true passion. The Witcher, Dragon Quest, Mass Effect, Final Fantasy, he's played 'em all — a little too much, some might say.

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colonelkilgore
Mon 13th Nov 2023

Some good Dragon Age news for once… let’s hope they don’t ‘Anthem’ this one up!

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Tr3mm0r
Mon 13th Nov 2023

BioWare hashahaah.
Anthem
DA: Inquisition
Andromeda

The "BioWare" tag means nothing to me.

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trev666
Mon 13th Nov 2023

@Tr3mm0r Dragon age Inquisition won game of the year

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trev666
Mon 13th Nov 2023

I liked Anthem

and Andromeda was a good game (just not a good mass effect game)

sorry

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Tr3mm0r
Mon 13th Nov 2023

Removed - trolling/baiting

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Tr3mm0r
Mon 13th Nov 2023

@trev666 I liked Anthem too up to the quest where you had to discover three treasures (or something like that). By that poit game was crap.

And yes i don't consider Andromeda crap. I think it is 5/10 but saying it is "not Mass Effect" is giving it a credit IT DOESN'T DESERVE.
It was MADE AS MASS EFFECT from the project birth

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Korgon
Mon 13th Nov 2023

I'm really rooting for this game. It's going to have some very stiff competition for RPGs next year but I'm hoping for good things from Dreadwolf...even if it's more so Bioware can move on to Mass Effect primarily.

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Rmg0731
Mon 13th Nov 2023

Remaster origins and dragon age 2 to ps4/5

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Dusk_Actual
Mon 13th Nov 2023

@Tr3mm0r fair.

The BioWare of yore they are not. If Dreadwolf can pull its weight though I’ll throw them some cash.

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UltimateOtaku91
Mon 13th Nov 2023

Is this a direct sequel? I did play 1,2 and Inquisition but it's been so long I kinda forgot most of the lore and side plots.

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Nei
Mon 13th Nov 2023

Fingers crossed that something nice came out of that development hell

@Tr3mm0r inquisition was a very nice game 🫶🏻

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BearsEatBeets
Mon 13th Nov 2023

I hope they can return to form and it ends up good. Otherwise I'm not sure they even get a chance to do another Mass Effect.

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LilianaQuinn83
Mon 13th Nov 2023

@UltimateOtaku91 The main antagonist for the game is revealed in the Trespasser DLC and I think it basically follows from the end of that, but I think it’ll mostly be new companions due to the setting of it

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UnlimitedSevens
Mon 13th Nov 2023

BioWare has honestly got me worried, but Inquisition was really solid so we shall wait and see.

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MidnightDragonDX
Mon 13th Nov 2023

I’ll believe it when I see it

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Bunchesopuppies
Mon 13th Nov 2023

How will Dragon Age ever top BG3 with the romance of characters?

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AgentMantis
Mon 13th Nov 2023

Inquisition was good but it landed just as the Witcher 3 had shifted the genre forward in leaps and bounds. The lead designer himself talked about how dated it felt on release. BG3 has just done the same again.

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CWill97
Mon 13th Nov 2023

Inb4 it’s December 31st, 2024

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FullMetalWesker
Tue 14th Nov 2023

@AgentMantis - To be fair, there was a six month gap between Inquisition releasing(Nov 2014) and The Witcher 3 (May 2015), so I’d actually say that game was fine in that regard. This game though? Not a chance, and while it’s likely going for more of a Dragon’s Dogma approach(going by what little footage we’ve been able to see), the comparisons to BG3 will probably happen regardless, and it won’t be in DA’s favour.
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While I imagine it could very well be a November release like Inquisition, I’d be surprised if it was next year, given the lack of content that’s been released so far. Would be nice though (even moreso if it’s actually great).

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Nem
Tue 14th Nov 2023

Pretty sure we already knew this, but it's good to have more evidence.
Bioware is a mess as usual and they need to get this out yesterday.

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ShadowofSparta
Tue 14th Nov 2023

@Mauzuri I much preferred DA2 to Inquisition. Gameplay was extremely tedious and I felt like I was playing a bad MMO. Story and characters were great but as someone who completed and collected everything, it was an absolute chore and I don’t think it was GOTY at all. I say that as a DA fan.