Dragon Age Dreadwolf continues to be delayed internally
By ForGeeks Dragon Age Dreadwolf «is constantly being delayed» internally at BioWare. That’s according to Giant Bomb journalist Jeff Grubb, who said Thursday that he discussed behind-the-scenes developments at EA’s studio with unnamed sources after it was revealed that BioWare is conducting a new series of layoffs.
Dragon Age Dreadwolf is being delayed.
BioWare CEO Gary McKay said earlier this week that the company would lay off «approximately» 50 employees as part of «a transition to a more agile and focused studio». Grubb’s sources claim that Dragon Age: Dreadwolf has already been considered for a September 2023 release, but the game has been continually delayed.
Sources claim that Dragon Age: Dreadwolf has already been considered for a September 2023 release, but the game has been continually delayed.
Some time ago, the game’s release date was pushed back to March 2024, but it is now said to be due out next summer «not before». However, Grubb also said that it is highly likely that the game’s release will be pushed back even further to late next year, but possibly to early 2025.
The game’s release date has been pushed back further to the end of next year, but possibly to early 2025 as well.
In March, EA announced that BioWare’s Mass Effect team had been brought in to help develop Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, while a small group led by Mike Gamble continues pre-production work on the next installment in the sci-fi series.
