EA may release Dragon Age: Dreadwolf in 2024

The publisher will release two 'unannounced' games in FY25

Rahul Majumdar | May 8, 2024

Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will revive the RPG franchise soon / BioWare/EA

EA will be releasing two "unannounced" games by March 2025, and one of them may be Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. The company announced its plan to release the two triple-A titles in its Q4 earnings report this week, alongside games like EA Sports College Football 25, Madden NFL 25, NHL 25, and EA Sports FC25.

The two titles will include a "partner title" which could be something published by EA Originals, as it did with the recent Tales of Kenzera: ZAU. Of course, since these games are slated for FY25, they could slip into the first quarter of 2025. The second half of 2024 is looking relatively empty, so there's a high possibility of Dragon Age coming out this year. Several reporters are already claiming that to be the case, including sources at Eurogamer.

BioWare had previously announced plans for a full reveal of the next Dragon Age this summer. The game's last update revealed new locations that players will visit. The in-game teaser showed off the badlands of Anderfels, the seas of Rivain, the canals of Antiva, the city of Treviso, and Weisshaupt.

A leak from last year showed that Dreadwolf will ditch the franchise’s traditional turn-based combat for a hack-n-slash system. Dreadwolf will be the fourth game in the series, and if it comes out in early 2025, it will have been more than a decade since the last game was released.

Dragon Age: Dreadwolf is currently in development for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S consoles.

Published May 8, 2024

RAHUL MAJUMDAR

Rahul is a writer and filmmaker from India, currently navigating the entertainment industry in Mumbai. With a keen interest in film, video games, and the tech that drives them, Rahul has written for multiple outlets like TechQuila, IGN India and IndiaTimes. He has also worked on some shows and films you may or may not have heard of, although he vastly prefers gaming binge-sessions. His favourite games include The Witcher 3 (how original), and Assassin's Creed games of yore, and he's trying his best to get into more Nintendo games. When not rambling about pop culture in blogs, you can usually find him doing the same in bite-sized chunks over at Twitter (or whichever platform is popular at the moment)!