A new singleplayer Dragon Age will be the first step.
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Gar Mckay, Bioware’s new general manager, left a message to fans about his plans for the studio’s future and how the ultimate goal is to regain the confidence of players.
After the controversy surrounding Mass Effect Andromeda and Anthem, BioWare wants to get back in the good graces of players, something that requires greater dedication in the face of the problems created by the pandemic, shares Mckay on site da Bioware.
“When I took on the role of director, I talked about rebuilding our reputation and that remains a top priority. We are totally focused on regaining the trust of our fans and community, we have plans to do that by delivering the kind of games we are known for and ensure they are of the highest quality,” says Mckay.
“Our mission is to ‘Create worlds of adventure, conflict and camaraderie that inspire you to be the hero of your story. We want the launch of our games to be memorable moments in the industry.”
The good reception to Mass Effect Legendary Edition was an important step in the spirit of the studio and that’s the kind of reaction that Bioware is looking for for its releases, especially as they now feel they have the right people and EA’s support to fulfill with the promised.
Mckay further confirmed that “obviously, we continue to work hard on upcoming games in the Dragon Age and Mass Effect series. I’m seeing amazing work from both teams.”
“We have a group of talented veteran developers working on the next game in the Dragon Age series. We are focused on a single-player experience built on choices that matter.”
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