According to a report by Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, Veilguard started out as an epic, single-player RPG, just like the previous Dragon Age titles, in 2015.

Schreier has just published his post-mortem on what happened with Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the 2024 release that only got half the players EA wanted.

The next Dragon Age sequel, he told the room, would also be pivoting to an online, live-service game — a decision from above that he disagreed with. He was resigning from the studio.

In theory, the reversion back to Dragon Age’s tried-and-true, single-player format should have been welcome news inside BioWare. But there was a catch. Typically, this kind of pivot would be coupled ...

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Actress Says Some Fans Wanted BioWare To Fail Alix Wilton Regan shares her candid opinion about the backlash that Dragon Age: The Veilguard received.

Morrigan certainly makes for one of the more interesting romances in Dragon Age: Origins — here's how to pull it off.

The director of Dragon Age brings her personal journey to life in her games with a rich, messy tapestry of love, life, and romance.

Though Dragon Age: The Veilguard has multiple endings, there are a couple pivotal scenes that seem to hold a lot of consequences for the future of Dragon Age.

Often seen as the worst entry, Dragon Age II is more an action game than an RPG, which caused turmoil among the series' fans when it came out in 2011. However, I advocate for misunderstood sequels ...

Morrigan will always be an icon—as we've already discussed on this site, she's one of the all-time companion greats, pretty much stealing the show in Dragon Age: Origins.