Dragon Age: The Veilguard Receives Strong Reviews as EA CEO Declares Return to Bioware’s Roots

<a href="http://www.world-today-news.com/biowares-dragon-age-the-veilguard-trailer-sparks-controversy-amongst-followers/" title="Bioware's Dragon Age: The Veilguard Trailer Sparks Controversy Amongst Followers”>Dragon Age: The Veilguard average north of 80 at comparison sites such as Opencritic and Metacritic. Something much better than, say, Hymn and Mass Effect: Andromeda. EA’s CEO, Andrew Wilson, goes so far as to call the game a “Back to what Bioware did great”.

This is what Wilson says in connection with a financial report where he also remembers how Bioware wanted to do something “very, very different” with Anthem. It didn’t completely add up, but Wilson says that Bioware changed after Anthem and “back to Bioware games” and “Bioware Strengths”.

Wilson points out how Bioware has returned to “rich world”, “new characters” and “interesting stories”. This “push back” and plenty of time to make it different, says Wilson.

I think it’s just going back to what made BioWare great and giving the studio time to deliver what makes BioWare great in the context of the Dragon Age world that makes a game like Dragon Age possible: The Veilguard.

One who does not agree that the game is good is Mikael Berg from FZ. He brings the game two out of five:

Now the old kings of role-playing are tightening their bows again and intend to prove that you still have “it”. After more than fifty hours in Thedas, the undersigned say they know the answer – no.