Given we've heard so little about the game, it's probably safe to say the game won't release this year, but maybe it'll get a short marketing cycle and release this holiday season. As of right now, we have no idea when the developer plans to properly show the game, but maybe we'll see more this summer around E3. This is the most concrete thing we've seen from Dragon Age: Dreadwolf thus far as BioWare has largely stuck to talking very broadly about the world, story, and lore while showcasing concept art. View post on I have seen Dragon Age 4 Alpha Gameplay (Details Inside) from The leaker also noted that the player can parry/counter attacks with the sword and shield as well as jump around. It's a lot more engaging looking than previous entries in the series and one of the brief glimpses of gameplay showcases an animation where the player does a sort of dropkick-esque attack on an enemy, suggesting animations are a lot more polished in this entry. And for what it's worth, we've always heard things.
The leaker corroborated claims that the gameplay was more of a hack-and-slash-type game and noted it was heavily inspired by 2018's God of War. The report concludes by noting it expects the game to release in 2024, not in 2023, based on the current state of the game and its development. Reddit user revanchisto shared some details, screenshots, and footage (via ResetEra) of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf following a recent report that talked about some of the gameplay changes in this new entry.
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