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It's been some time since we received any updates on BioWare's upcoming RPG, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. Now, the silence has broken with reports indicating that the game's development team is satisfied with its progress and that it may be slated for release this year. These updates have been provided by industry insider Jeff Grubb, who has consistently offered insights into the game's development.
In a recent YouTube video, Jeff Grubb, known for his Game Mess show, shared some promising updates on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. He expressed that the game's development team is pleased with its current state and reinforced their confidence in a 2024 launch, a sentiment he had initially communicated two months ago.
Moreover, Grubb assured fans that they could expect a detailed showcase of the game at the upcoming Summer Game Fest:
"At this point, it seems like we should see that game at Summer Game Fest or around that time....They should have all of the details for that thing because everyone seems really happy with that game. They're pretty pleased with how it turned out, and the plan is to launch that this calendar year."
Image Credit: BioWare, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf
Official news about the game has been limited. However, last year, information from an unofficial source indicated that the game features a central hub, similar to Destiny, where players can regroup before missions.
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