

He has over eight years experience of covering breaking developments in multiple scientific fields and absolutely no time for your shenanigans. Walters had previously worked on the second and third entries in the Mass Effect series, along with the most recent title Mass Effect: Andromeda, and EA’s ill-fated sci-fi RPG Anthem.Īnthony is a freelance contributor covering science and video gaming news for IGN. The fourth instalment in BioWare's RPG series Dragon Age now has an official name: Dragon Age: Dreadwolf.Revealed in a BioWare blog post, that's the only detail the developer is willing to share. January also saw Dragon Age: Dreadwolf’s production director Mac Walters step away from the project, and BioWare as a whole after spending almost two decades with the developer. Written by George Mann and illustrated by Kieran McKeown, Dragon Age: The Missing helps set the scene for the upcoming game while following protagonists Varric Tethras and Lace Harding’s descent into the blight-infected Deep Roads beneath Marnas Pell. However, BioWare revealed in October 2022 that an alpha version of the game was now playable from start to finish, giving fans hope that a release might not be too far away.įurther evidence that BioWare was ramping up for the release of Dreadwolf came with the January 2023 release of Dark Horse Comic’s prequel miniseries, Dragon Age: The Missing. The game has yet to be given an official release window. Officially revealed back in December 2018, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf is set to be the fourth entry in the fantasy series. EA’s omission suggests that BioWare’s highly anticipated RPG won't be released until April 2024 at the earliest.
