EA has released its latest financial earnings report, confirming record net bookings of $1.95B for its most recent quarter – and, alas, that developer BioWare’s highly anticipated Dragon Age: Dreadwolf won’t be out until at least April next year.
Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, which has been in some form of development since at least 2017, has never been given an official release date, but reports last year suggested BioWare was targeting a late 2023 launch for the long-awaited title.
Hopes for a 2023 release among fans remained unabated when, last October, the studio confirmed Dreadwolf had reached the alpha stage of development and was playable “to the very end” – but those hopes have now been dashed through omission, via EA’s newly revealed release schedule for the current financial year.
EA’s schedule includes all announced titles launching before next April, with Lords of the Rings: Heroes of Middle Earth, Super Mega Baseball 4, and F1 all due in Q1 this year, while Q2 brings Immortals of Aveum, Madden 24, and the game formerly known as FIFA, EA Sports FC.