Bioware enters 2022 with great expectations. Bioware general manager Gary McKay detailed the firm’s 2021 adventure in a letter titled State of BioWare and Looking Ahead. 2021 didn’tstart well after Anthem pulled the plug. Following Anthem’s failure, Electronic Arts decided to cancel the game altogest. Bioware managed to reap some of its prestige with mass effect: legendary edition, which they released in May.
Bioware looks forward to 2022
Gary Mckay pointed out that the Mass Effect series is starting to get positive reviews again, and that dragon age 4 is also being pressed for development. Noting the problems caused by the pandemic, Mckay stated that the company has adapted to the process and that a hybrid office-to-home working system will be introduced.
Gary Mckay continues his letter:
We are working new games from the Mass Effect and Dragon Age universes. If you’re wondering about the future of mass effect, I suggest you look carefully at the Mass Effect posterwe released on N7 (November 7), we left at least 5 clues to the future of the game.”
Mckay promises that Dragon Age’s new game “won’t be an Anthem.” “We’re working on a one-man gaming experience where the choices you make are important,” Mckay said.
