Dragon Age 4 is an RPG developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts.
Set after 2014’s Dragon Age: Inquisition, the game follows Rook as they deal with the fallout of stopping the plans of Solas, The Dreadwolf. After accidentally releasing two evil gods into the world, Rook must assemble a team to defeat them and rid the world of Blight, a toxic, cancerous sludge that is slowly taking over the world.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard News
Dragon Age and Gears of War headline Xbox Game Pass August line-up
The next wave of titles coming to Game Pass has been announced
Former BioWare exec producer says EA was pitched multiple times to remaster the first three Dragon Age games
Fans have long called for a remaster of the first games similar to Mass Effect's Legendary Collection
Just 4 months after its release, BioWare’s Dragon Age: The Veilguard has joined PlayStation Plus
Dragon Age: The Veilguard headlines March’s PlayStation Plus Essential titles
Just months after release, EA has put Dragon Age: The Veilguard on PS Plus
Sony has confirmed March 2025’s PlayStation Plus Essential games
The Epic Games Store’s Winter sale is live, with discounts of up to 75%
Epic Games Store’s latest sale event is running until February 24
Ex-Bioware lead says he’d have ‘quit’ if EA mandated live-service elements
EA boss Andrew Wilson may have suggested Dragon Age should have had live-service elements
Dragon Age studio BioWare has reportedly ‘halved in size’, with staff surprised by EA relocations
The Mass Effect developer is reportedly down to ‘less than 100 employees’, from 200 in 2023
BioWare confirms it’s downsizing as it ‘doesn’t require support from the full studio’ for Mass Effect
A number of BioWare roles are being terminated following Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s release
EA lost $6 billion in market value, following FC 25 & Dragon Age underperformance news
Electronic Arts shares declined by more than 16%
EA blames ‘underperformance’ of Dragon Age and EA FC25, as it lowers forecast
Dragon Age: The Veilguard missed the company's expectations by nearly 50%