BioWare is undergoing a transitional phase to rethink their game development processes and create unforgettable RPGs, with a new installment of Mass Effect being spearheaded by original trilogy veterans and a leaner, more focused team.
- Bringing back the original veterans of the Mass Effect trilogy
- Rethinking game development processes to ensure high quality standards
- Optimizing resources and creating a more focused team at BioWare
A New Chapter for BioWare
Hey there, fellow gamers! It looks like we’re on the brink of something exciting at BioWare. If you caught our announcement back in August 2023, you’ll know we’re shaking things up in how we create games. With the launch of Dragon Age: The Veilguard now behind us, the team is gearing up for the next big adventure: a new installment of Mass Effect!
Bringing Back the Legends
What’s really cool is that this new Mass Effect is being spearheaded by some of the original trilogy’s veterans. Think Mike Gamble, Preston Watamaniuk, Derek Watts, and Parrish Ley—names that should ring a bell for any fan of the series. They’re bringing their wealth of experience to the table, and you can bet they’re committed to delivering an experience that lives up to the franchise’s storied legacy.
Rethinking Game Development
But here’s where it gets even more interesting. BioWare is taking a moment to pause and reflect on how we approach game development. We’re not just looking to churn out content; we want to ensure that every title we release meets our high standards of quality. This transitional phase is a golden opportunity for us to rethink our processes and become a more agile studio.
Have you ever wondered how game developers balance creativity with deadlines? Well, we’re diving deep into that question as we strive to enhance the overall experience for our fans. We want to provide you with unforgettable RPGs that resonate long after the credits roll.
A Leaner, More Focused Team
With the current stage of development, we’ve realized that we don’t need the entire studio involved just yet. Instead, we’re leveraging the incredible talent we have right here at BioWare. Over the past few months, we’ve been busy matching many of our colleagues with other teams at EA that had open roles that fit their skills perfectly. This way, we’re not only optimizing our resources but also ensuring that everyone is in a position where they can thrive.
Looking Ahead
As we move forward, we’re excited about what this means for the future of BioWare. Our goal is to craft experiences that are not only memorable but also reflect our passion for storytelling and innovation. We appreciate your continued support as we embark on this new journey.
So, what are you most excited to see in the next Mass Effect? Let us know, and stay tuned for more updates from the team!
— Gary McKay, General Manager, BioWare

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