Happy 5th Birthday, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Further confirming this, BioWare tweeted a handwritten letter from Solas inviting the Inquisitor to tea in celebration of Dragon Age: Inquisition‘s fifth anniversary. Of course, we don’t know the plot of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, but it’s clear Solas is at the center of it.
Solas also says the phrase, “I suspect you have questions.” He then explains the risks of the Inquisition becoming corrupt, before the Inquisitor is given a choice between stopping Solas or redeeming him. In short, though, Solas, a companion in Inquisition, confesses to being Fen’Harel in the Trespasser DLC.
The lore is complex, to say the least, and users on Reddit have already started the long process of breaking down the trailer. The Dread Wolf in Dragon Age refers to the elven god Fen’Harel, with the “Dread Wolf” name showing up a lot during the Trespasser DLC for Inquisition. We’re diving into some spoiler territory here, so if you’re interested in playing Dragon Age: Inquisition before the fourth entry in the series, skip ahead. During Gamescom 2020, though, we got another look.ĭragon Age Official Teaser Trailer - 2018 Game Awards
Short of some art shown during EA Play 2020 - which we’ll get to next - EA hasn’t released much about Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. This just means the team can focus more on visual fidelity, gameplay features, story pacing, and character progression. However, this doesn’t mean the game is as close to completion as you might think. The latest blog post announced that the game has completed its Alpha milestone, which means the title is playable from start to finish. During a 2020 EA earnings call, teh company’s Blake Jorgensen said the following: “You should assume that there is Dragon Age out there, and we’ve talked about it publicly that it’s in the works, and it probably comes after fiscal ’22 … you should assume that it’s out there and plans are underway for that product, as well as some other products.”īeyond that, it wasn’t until June 2022 that BioWare officially announced the game’s title as Dragon Age: Dreadwolf and confirmed that it wouldn’t be coming in 2022. We’ve known that Dragon Age: Dreadwolf is in the works thanks to the 2018 Game Awards teaser and some concept art, but we knew not to expect it for a while, though.
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