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Diablo 5 Has A Surprising Connection To Dragon Age

Former BioWare dev Jennifer Hepler tells Polygon, "My experience with traditional RPGs has definitely been a strength" during Diablo 5's development

via Polygon

A Fan Project To Decompile Dragon Age: Origins' Source Code Might Be The Closest We Ever Get To A Remaster

The project is currently 60-percent complete and will give modders the opportunity to make much-needed improvements

via Kotaku

Dragon Age: Origins Decompilation Project Could Fix The Official PC Release

Sick of the PC version of Dragon Age: Origins barely functioning without mods? These fans are working on a re-release that is much more stable.

via TheGamer

Dragon Age Origins is a broken mess. Thankfully, six devs are trying to change that

EA remastering Dragon Age Origins feels like a pipe dream post-Veilguard, so six developers are trying to bring back BioWare’s iconic RPG. ]]>

via PCGamesN

Former Dragon Age lead says Baldur's Gate 3 studio Larian is taking a "risk" by making Divinity right after its 2023 RPG hit, but he applauds the devs for it

via GamesRadar

Dragon Age: Thedas At War Developers Explain How This Crusader Kings 3 Mod Was Made

Thedas at War is a Dragon Age-themed overhaul for Crusader Kings 3. The devs walk us through the years-long development, and future updates.

via TheGamer

"If I was buying BioWare, I would want everything": Former Dragon Age lead thinks "there are several ways" the developer survives EA's $55 billion buyout, but none are pretty

via GamesRadar

The 9 Best RPGs Like Dragon Age

If you’ve played through the four Dragon Age games and are wondering what’s next - these nine alternatives are.

via Polygon

Dragon Age Veteran Says Player Feedback Can Be Both "Great And Terrible" For Devs

Mark Darrah's latest video dives into how devs can use player feedback.

via TheGamer

Dragon Age was always "too niche, too backwards, too old-school" in EA's eyes, former BioWare lead argues

via GamesRadar

Ex Dragon Age boss warns devs against listening to player feedback for solutions: "They're not developers"

via GamesRadar

EA and games like The Sims, Dragon Age, and Battlefield are now officially owned by Saudi Arabia and private equity as $55 billion deal closes

via GamesRadar

Dragon Age's former producer had envisioned a 'Champions Edition' equivalent to Mass Effect's Legendary Edition, but he doesn't think it will happen anymore: 'There are basically no companies that could help you'

via PC Gamer

BioWare's Former Dragon Age Boss Says a Mass Effect-Style Remaster Trilogy Is Pretty Much Impossible

Don't hold your breath for remasters of the original Dragon Age trilogy - they're pretty much impossible, BioWare's former Dragon Age boss has said.

via IGN

"Basically no one at BioWare" knows how Dragon Age works anymore, says studio veteran, so don't expect a remaster like Mass Effect's even if one would sell "super well"

via GamesRadar

The Eventide Is A Mystery Game Made By Mass Effect And Dragon Age Devs

Studio Reset unveils its first game: A mystery game centred around choosing which agent to send out, with a neon-noir aesthetic.

via TheGamer

A Dragon Age Trilogy remaster probably won't happen as no one still employed at BioWare knows how the engine works, claims producer

Former BioWare producer Mark Darrah believes a remaster of the original Dragon Age trilogy isn't likely to happen, as no one left working at the developer knows how the old engine works. Read more

via Eurogamer

"Dragon Age: Origins wasn’t the most attractive game": BioWare's old series producer still thinks a DA remaster trilogy is worth it, but the knowhow isn't there

Former Dragon Age series producer Mark Darrah has shared his tuppence worth on the likelihood of BioWare and EA ever commissioning a full-on original Dragon Age trilogy remaster or remake.

via Rock Paper Shotgun

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