EA Has Two Undisclosed Projects Slated For Release This Year, Among Them The Eagerly Anticipated Dragon Age: Dreadwolf

Leading game publisher EA has unveiled its lineup of upcoming releases stretching to the close of the fiscal period on March 31, 2025. The roster leans beyond the regular sports franchises, though it includes two enigmatic titles yet to be disclosed.

One title poised for a reveal this summer is Dragon Age: Dreadwolf after multiple hints over time. The other title in question is categorized as a "Partner title," which generally denotes a game EA is responsible for releasing but not for its creation. It is a model followed by the recently launched Tales of Kenzera and the prior year's Immortals of Aveum.

This game is expected to debut in the fiscal year's final quarter, from January 1 to March 31, 2025. Apart from these, EA plans to populate the year mainly with sports offerings, such as EA Sports College Football 25 (which refers to American football), set for release this fall and complemented by Madden 25 and FC 25.

Significantly, EA refrained from announcing when Dragon Age: Dreadwolf would be available, aiming to maintain an element of anticipation, as the game is now only approaching after a lengthy interval after the prior chapter, Dragon Age Inquisition, in this beloved fantasy RPG series.