Dragon Age: The Veilguard Release Date Revealed, and It’s Pretty Much Here Already

Fans of the franchise have been eagerly awaiting any news regarding the release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, but this might be a bit too soon!

Dragon Age: The Veilguard

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  • BioWare planned to reveal the release date for Dragon Age: The Veilguard later today.
  • Wario64, a well-known insider, has revealed the release date ahead of the video reveal.
  • The game is slated to launch on October 31, 2024.
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With the last Dragon Age game released in 2015, fans of the franchise have been waiting for nearly ten years now for a new entry. While rumors were floating around of a new project, it was only in 2022 that people got their first inkling of a new title in the series – Dragon Age: Dreadwolf.

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That title has since been changed to the official name of The Veilguard, and we have been getting a steady stream of information, both official and leaks, regarding the title. Well, just before the game is set to make an announcement, we have a massive bit of news ahead of time.

Dragon Age Fans Should Get Their Wallets Ready for The Veilguard Soon

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Game developers will typically announce their titles well in advance for a multitude of reasons. Not only does it give competitors a better understanding of how to position their launches, but it also gives customers time to plan their gaming purchases.

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Well, it seems BioWare doesn’t like to follow customs, as Dragon Age: The Veilguard is practically here already!

Wario64 on X, a well-known source for insider information, has revealed that the game will be available starting October 31, 2024. Many fans will be happy, even if some will have to rush their current games. It’s not even the only bit of information BioWare decided to reveal during its event, and the studio has promised a lot of new content for fans.

Some fans have been a bit worried about the title, as the developers stated the game would not be taking the open-world route; instead, it will offer focused mission-based gameplay. This decision has led to quite a divide within the community, but gamers are still excited about the nearby release date.

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One reply has stated that October is already a packed month for gaming, and it’s going to be a difficult decision for many as to which title to pick up.

There are a bunch of games planned to release through October, such as the remake of Silent Hill 2, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, and Life is Strange: Double Exposure, so it’s going to be a tough choice for many.

Fans Are Skeptical of Whether BioWare Can Deliver a Solid Experience

The characters from Dragon Age: The Veilguard standing ready for combat in front of a giant dragon that is spreading its wings and roaring.
The new Dragon Age needs to live up to expectations. | Credits: BioWare

Despite the Dragon Age: The Veilguard release date being so close, it might not be enough impetus for some fans to invest in the title.

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Many have spoken out about certain decisions taken by the studio, such as not being able to fully control companions due to the game being busy. The studio has said the decision is backed by playtesting experience, but fans are not entirely convinced.

The franchise has spanned three generations of consoles, with the first-ever release on the PlayStation 3. While it had a strong fan base during the early years, the long wait and the new information regarding studio decisions have turned many of them away.

However, if online sentiment is anything to go by, there will be people picking up the title at launch. If BioWare makes this game memorable, it may be just the stimulus needed to get the franchise back on its feet.

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Are you going to get the game? What do you hope to see when it releases? Let us know in the comments below!

Sagar Nerala

Written by Sagar Nerala

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Gaming was one of my earliest passions then along came writing, and here we are. I've been in the content creation space for several years now and as gamer for even longer. From understanding the complexities of a multilayer narrative to the simply joy of "big gun go boom", my goal is to capture all the emotions in between and put them down in an engaging manner.