Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will return to show itself very soon, that’s when according to a rumor

Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will return to show itself very soon, that’s when according to a rumor
Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will return to show itself very soon, that’s when according to a rumor

After the sightings on the PlayStation Store and Xbox Store, the presentation with great fanfare of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf It now seems imminent. In fact, it could happen already this weekin one of the summer conferences scheduled in the next few days, at least according to the latest rumor launched by Insider Gaming.

The portal created by Tom Henderson states that Bioware’s RPG will be shown during the Summer Game Fest scheduled for 11pm on Friday 7 June or duringXbox Games Showcase set for 7pm on Sunday 9 June. Regardless of the veracity of the information, as per tradition we will follow both events, ready to report on our pages all the news presented.

A fairly obvious indiscretion?

Insider Gaming is usually one of the most reliable sources on the gaming scene, but it’s always best not to take similar rumors without official confirmation at face value. It must be said, however, that the information is very plausible, considering that Bioware itself promised an in-depth presentation of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf during the summer last year.

An official artwork from Dragon Age: Dreadwolf that captures a desert landscape

In short, the presence of the game in the Summer Game Fest was already probable, with this further confirmation from Insider Gaming, albeit unofficial, which adds to the other clues that have emerged in recent days. As you may know, in fact, the RPG has appeared on the PlayStation Store and on the Xbox Store, while leaks from recent months speak of a publication by 2024, which if confirmed means that marketing of the game should begin shortly. In short, Summer Game Fest or not, we will certainly soon talk about the game again.

 
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