Dragon
Age:
Dreadwolf,
which
was
officially
announced
in
2018
but
has
was
reportedly
in
development
as
far
back
as
2015,
may
finally
be
getting
a
full
reveal
at
the
Summer
Game
Fest,
according
to
a
new
report.
The
information
comes
from
Insider
Gaming,
a
typically
reliable
website.
Brandon
Morgan
writes:
“According
to
insider
reports,
which
we’re
working
to
corroborate,
Dragon
Age:
Dreadwolf
will
receive
a
full
reveal
this
week,
likely
during
Summer
Game
Fest.
Whether
it
happens
during
the
Summer
Game
Fest
Showcase,
Xbox
Games
Showcase,
or
elsewhere,
however,
remains
to
be
seen.”
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Admittedly,
Dreadwolf
finally
making
its
long-awaited
appearance
at
Summer
Game
Fest
is
actually
a
very
safe
bet.
It
was
officially
announced
at
the
end
of
2023
that
it
would
get
a
“full
reveal”
in
Summer
2024,
and
Summer
Game
Fest
is
the
biggest
event
in
that
timeframe,
making
it
a
likely
choice
of
stage.
Furthermore,
just
recently
Dragon
Age:
Dreadwolf
suddenly
popped
up
on
the
Xbox
Game
Pass
app
on
mobile,
including
a
pre-download
option,
although
the
file
was
a
placeholder.
It’s
also
listed
on
the
Xbox
store,
but
not
anywhere
else
currently.
This
could
be
because
Xbox
has
a
marketing
deal
for
the
game.
BioWare
has
typically
teamed
up
with
Xbox
to
market
its
previous
games.
Of
course,
that
doesn’t
mean
the
game
is
going
to
be
exclusive
to
Xbox,
it
just
means
marketing
material
will
heavily
feature
the
Xbox
brand.
The
fact
that
the
game
appeared
on
the
Game
Pass
app
is
also
presumably
because
EA
Play,
EA’s
own
subscription,
is
included
as
part
of
Game
Pass
Ultimate.
If
the
Xbox
marketing
deal
theory
is
correct,
then
Dreadwolf
will
mostly
likely
make
its
proper
debut
at
the
Xbox
Games
Showcase
on
June
9.
