Reportedly, delays in Dragon Age: Dreadwolf are also impacting the release of Mass Effect 5.
Reportedly, delays in Dragon Age: Dreadwolf are also impacting the release of Mass Effect 5.
BioWare Continues to Play the Waiting Game with Dragon Age: Dreadwolf and Mass Effect 5
Hey gamers, we’ve got some juicy insider info on the development of two highly anticipated games from BioWare, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf and Mass Effect 5. Strap yourselves in, because it’s a rollercoaster ride of delays and team shuffling over at BioWare headquarters.
According to our beloved industry insider, Jeff Grubb from Giant Bomb, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf seems to have a knack for pushing back release targets. Initially, they were aiming for September 2023, but guess what? It got pushed back. Then they set their sights on March 2024, but nope, it’s not happening then either. Now we’re looking at a summer 2024 release date, and honestly, we wouldn’t be surprised if it gets pushed back again. Talk about stretching our patience to its limits!
But wait, there’s more! This delay also has a domino effect on the development of Mass Effect 5. In fact, members of the Mass Effect team are being reassigned to help with the development of Dreadwolf. So yeah, you can definitely kiss any hopes of a short waiting time goodbye. We’re going to have to wait even longer for the next Mass Effect installment.
Now, let’s dive into some speculation. Grubb thinks that Dreadwolf might finally grace our screens by the end of 2024, but that’s not set in stone. After all, EA’s fiscal year conveniently ends in March 2025, so why rush a release if they can hit that sweet financial target? Sneaky moves, BioWare, sneaky moves indeed.
In an interesting twist, BioWare recently announced that they’re laying off 50 developers. But hold on, they claim that this will actually improve the quality of future releases like Dreadwolf. Color us skeptical, but hey, we’ll keep an open mind. Though, fans aren’t exactly thrilled, especially with the loss of some of the senior writers behind Dragon Age’s most beloved characters. Can you blame them for feeling a tad pessimistic?
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If you’re feeling overwhelmed trying to keep track of all these release date changes, don’t worry, we’ve got your back. Check out the link below for some assistance in navigating this chaotic world of game release dates.
So, gamers, get comfortable and settle in for a longer wait. Dragon Age: Dreadwolf and Mass Effect 5 are playing hard to get, but we’re not giving up hope just yet. Stay tuned for more updates and keep those gaming spirits high!
