Dragon Age doesn’t deserve a sequel, it needs one

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Bioware has become a “yes, but” company in recent years. Yes, they made great RPGs like Mass Effect and Dragon Age, but also the online fiasco Anthem. This was supposed to be extensively rebuilt after the release as a life-support measure, but in early 2020 Bioware stopped the Anthem restoration to focus on Dragon Age and Mass Effect again.

And despite all the criticism of Anthem and Bioware, that was very good news: there will be another Dragon Age! Not a service or multiplayer monster, but a single-player role-playing game

Since the beginning of June we have also known the title: Dragon Age: Dreadwolf it will be called and will probably play in the magic kingdom of Tevinter. You can read all other known information, Bioware statements and rumors in our Dreadwolf hub.

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And as soon as Electronic Arts had revealed the subtitle, Dragon Age discussions flared up again in the editor’s chat: What decisions did you make back then? Who was your favorite character? After all, why wasn’t Dragon Age 2 as bad as it was made out to be? Why was Inquisition worse than its reputation?

Although almost eight years have passed since the Inquisition, Dragon Age still holds a special place in our RPG hearts. Micha discusses the reason for this in the podcast:

• Rae GrimmGamePro Editor-in-Chief and goddess of digital publishing at our publishing family Webedia, who would never cooperate with the Templars and let Alistair father a boring child.
• Lisa Ludwigthe editor-in-chief of our sister site Moviepilot (and our sister podcast Streamgestöber), which is also at the blasphemous sisters podcast about the abysses of the internet and social media.

Together we talk about unforgettable moments (Morrigan’s Baby! Different!), but also things that annoyed us about the Dragon Age series (Morrigan’s Baby! Different!). We philosophize about what the world of Dragon Age (Thedas = The

And of course we discuss what we hope to see in Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. Because Dragon Age not only deserves a sequel, it really needs it. Under the right circumstances.