Highly anticipated: Bioware’s subsequent RPG epic, Dragon Age 4, has been getting a number of teasers and rumors recently — Twitter posts, brief clips, and interviews that give us small hints concerning the sport’s potential storyline. However, except for these tidbits, Bioware has remained largely silent concerning the sport as an entire, with no indication of after we may hear extra and even be taught its official title.
That silence was lastly partially damaged as we speak. Just a couple of hours in the past, Bioware introduced some necessary information: Dragon Age 4 has been formally dubbed “Dragon Age: Dreadwolf.” Though I’m not overly conversant in Dragon Age’s lore (I solely performed Origins), Bioware claims the “Dread Wolf” moniker refers to Solas, a former get together member in Dragon Age inquisition.
This time round, he will not be serving to the protagonist alongside their journey — he’ll be hindering them. The elven mage has seemingly transitioned from hero to villain on this title, provided that Bioware describes him as an antagonist with “inscrutable” motives and “questionable” strategies.
Bioware assures gamers that, whether or not they’ve met Solas in a Dragon Age sport earlier than or not, they should not fear: he’ll “correctly introduce himself when the time is true,” no matter which means.
May the Dread Wolf take you.
Your latest journey begins in Dragon Age: #Dreadwolf. pic.twitter.com/riYYZXS7O1
— Dragon Age (@dragonage) June 2, 2022
Outside of the imprecise plot particulars talked about above, Bioware has given us a couple of different helpful bits of information. First, the sport will not be releasing this 12 months (no surprises there), so anybody who was holding out hope for a Holiday 2022 launch for Dreadwolf might want to modify their expectations. However, do not fret, as a result of there’s excellent news, too.
While we can’t get an precise 2022 launch, Bioware is planning some type of reveal later this 12 months. We aren’t certain what its contents will likely be, however gameplay footage and an data dump look like protected bets, given how lengthy it has been since Dreadwolf was first teased.
