Unfortunately, Dragon Age 4, or whatever it will eventually be called, was not revealed or even mentioned in today's EA Play live stream. However, we did get to see what may be the first "real" images from this game.

The images appeared in a montage in which Laura Miele, EA's Chief Studio Officer, discussed the capabilities of the next generation of game consoles. She said, "Every generational shift is an opportunity to push the boundaries of current gaming, and this one is no different. Our studio is taking crazy, ambitious ideas and turning them into reality." [BioWare] imagines and creates worlds where you are the hero of your own story. And we are using this next generation of technology to make fantasy worlds a reality."

In BioWare's segment, three images appeared briefly: first, a tree:

second, something like a covered bridge, or the arched entrance to a ruined castle or cathedral:

and finally, whatever this is:

The red glow of is infested with or manifesting some malevolent force; the teaser for "Dread Wolf Rises" presented at the 2018 Game Awards featured a superficially similar reddish spreading element, but to make any kind of meaningful connection or inference is really Inadequate.

Unfortunately, that's about it, and all we can say for sure at this point is that a new "Dragon Age" is in development. Rumors and details (and much speculation) known so far are as follows.

Update: Several readers have written in the comments section that the shiny object in the image is likely the Red Lyrium, which, according to the Dragon Age Wiki, thinned the metaphysical barrier known as the Veil, allowing spirits and demons to interact with the physical world. physical world.