BioWare excels at RPG storytelling, creating deep lore and engaging worlds in iconic games like Mass Effect. Dragon Age: Origins subverts fantasy cliches with its immersive lore, unique races, and ...

Deus Ex's innovations were groundbreaking for more than just FPS titles, spilling over into multiple other genres and creating its own in the process.

It’s certainly good enough to stand comfortably alongside the best titles in BioWare’s catalog. But that right there is likely to be an issue for some fans.

BioWare have created some classic games over the years, ... there have been some titles in the BioWare catalog that are known for being much more challenging than others, ...

However, Veilguard’s wildly inconsistent tone prevents it from standing tall in BioWare’s illustrious catalog. If you’re hoping for a return to the series’ origins, you’ll be disappointed.

BioWare instead looked at its back catalog of beloved games for The Veilguard. "A lot of that came down to, okay, let's look at what's worked in the past," Epler says.

BioWare boss Gary McKay told Bloomberg "a lot of things started to fall into place" following the decision to ditch the live-service idea and go back to the studio's roots.

BioWare is being downsized as it focuses its attention on Mass Effect 5 General manager Gary McKay says "We don’t require support from the full studio" Many long-time Dragon Age developers have ...

BioWare finally released Dragon Age: The Veilguard last month, a release Dragon Age fans had been waiting 10 years for. Unfortunately, for both BioWare and fans, it has not delivered.

It’s been 12 excruciating, miserable years, but BioWare has finally made a pretty good video game again. And if “pretty good” is all Dragon Age: The Veilguard is, then so be it.

BioWare says letting players fully control companions "wasn't actually adding to the experience." By Claire Lewis on August 9, 2024 at 8:04AM PDT. 5 Comments. Where to buy.

Today's BioWare news follows EA's announcement in March that it planned to lay off around six percent of its workforce - potentially amounting to over 750 job cuts - as part of "restructuring".