Yet again, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dragon Age Day 2022 won't be the one that gives us the long-awaited 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dreadwolf release date. In a short update, a from BioWare mentioned that Drag꧟on Age: Dreadwolf is still "deep in develop💙ment", without giving us any kind of release window.
The update also links back to the last piece of news we heard about Dreadwolf in October, when the game 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:reached the Alpha milestone. This suggests that there have been few developments worth sharing with fans since then, possibly indicating that we shouldn't expect to get our hands on the game in 2023.
"We have a lot to celebrate this year," reads a blog post from BioWare. "With Dragon Age: Dreadwolf deep in development and 🥂168澳洲幸运5♎开奖网:Dragon Age: Absolution just around the corner...we’ll be celebrating the whole franchise 🌞alongs🌳ide you."
This is the only reference to Dreadwolf's development in the post, offering us little insight into how far along things are. It does, however, temper our expectations for The Game Awards, so we probably shouldn't go in expecting the flashy trailer we got in 2020.
While we didn't get the gameplay trailer many were hoping for, we did get 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:another animated short, at least. Narrated by Varric, the new video gives us a rundown on Solas' history, and what he plans to do as Fen'Harel. Varric even says that "we're" the only ones who can stop him, suggesting the dwarf will return as a companion for the third time. However, he could just be there to represent the Inquisition, as they will no doubt have something to say about Solas running around trying to destroy the world, especially after he pulled the wool over their eyes for so long.
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