Electronic Arts (EA) plans to launch two unannounced video games, one belonging to its own franchise and another to a franchise from a partner development studio, which will arrive in the first quarter of next year.
EA’s fiscal year runs from April 1 to March 31 of the following year. The company has updated its release schedule for fiscal year 2025, which includes two unannounced titles.
In the first quarter of its fiscal year, EA has released Tales of Kenzera: ZAU (April 23) and EA Sports F1 24 will arrive at the end of May (May 31). These titles will be joined in the second quarter by EA Sports College Football 25, EA Sports Madden NFL 25 and EA Sports FC 25, as well as EA Sports NHL 25 in the third quarter.
The fourth quarter, which will end on March 31, 2025, will see the launch of an unannounced game, which will be related to a partner franchise. Without further details, journalist Jeff Grubb has noted in his profile on X (formerly Twitter) that it is Dragon Age.
No reference to Dragon Age is included in the documents that EA has shared. The studio responsible, BioWare, announced the fourth installment in June 2022, and even revealed its title, Dreadwolf, and its plot, but warned that it was in development.
EA also indicates another unannounced video game for fiscal year 2025, although this time it is its own franchise, which has not been included in the forecast table. The editor will share more details about both later.
