BioWare keen to hear fans' opinions before revealing more on next Dragon Age game.
Earlier this year, BioWare was hit with layoffs as part of a downsizing of parent company Electronic Arts, but fans have been reassured that the next Mass Effect game hasn’t been impacted. Likewise, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf’s development is still churning along, with BioWare putting it at the forefront of its focus and rumors suggesting that it could launch sometime later this year. Fans might be getting another look at the long-in-development Dragon Age: Dreadwolf at the Summer Game Fest in June.
If the recently posted job offering for a temporary development manager is any indication, BioWare could have yet another surprise up its sleeve for when Mass Effect 4 and Dragon Age: Dreadwolf are nearing completion. This mystery BioWare video game could truly be anything, from another spin-off of its two major properties to something entirely new. All there is to go on at the moment is a vague mention in the job posting, and it might still be some time before BioWare is ready to confirm any new games in its pipeline.
So a studio that spent years on anthem then this dragon age thing is now also working on another ip along with mass effect,
You think they would be worried that there brand has been on 3 major screw ups
Dragon age 3 launched broken with the frostbite engine yes its a good game but you can see in the late game how rough it was
anthem......
Mass effect 4 well that dev team was fired so yeah.....
They should make sure this new dragon age is a goat instead of putting more work on the table
How about they focus on those games and not over extend themselves? We don't need another Anthem.
Bioware died after Inquisition (some would even argue after ME3). They are no longer the same company.
Dragon Age: Inquisition, developed by BioWare, is the third installment in the cherished Dragon Age series. It represents a major evolution from its predecessor, Dragon Age II, incorporating elements that were well-loved in the original Dragon Age: Origins but also introducing new features that stand on their own. While Inquisition improves upon Dragon Age II in many respects, it falls short of the exceptional standards set by Origins.
During a part of his interview with Minnmax, Mac Walters gave details of why he chose to leave BioWare.
Haha, wise move Bioware. Learn from your mistakes.
After Dragon Age 2 being dumbed down (and stuck in that damn city) and the backlash BioWare had from ME3's ending, I'm really not surprised they want to be told what to do.
Oh dear BioWare... what changed...?
There's a fine line between taking on feedback and game design by committee... get someone with a strong voice and who believes in their opinions to make games BioWare! Dammit!
A darker overall tone with an emphasis on struggle and salvation.Decadent Empires crumbling beneath a red sky as the machines of war are driven ever on.
Old enemies will band together for a single cause,old dragons will orchestrate a grand play from behind the scenes.An encroaching darkness forces some to madness,others to heroism.We need an Age of Dragons,not some generic city based intrigue with a dash of darkness beyond it's walls.
Villains that are vile,heroes that are heroic and the few in between waiting for the smoke to clear.
Take us beyond the walls and into the far reaches of the oldest ruins and darkest hollows,the lawless border towns and crumbling spires of decadent city states.
come on bioware release that game of the year edition so i can get it already lol