Dragon Age: The Veilguard Directors Thrilled To Return To Series' Roots
Dragon Age: The Veilguard directors wanted to return the series to games similar to the Golden Age of BioWare
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Epler, a BioWare veteran of 17 years and Dragon Age: Inquisition producer, said that the push to return to form was deliberate from the studio.
"You know, I personally love Mass Effect Andromeda but there was also, we had open-world that was a big thing in the industry at the time and that starts to dilute your focus," Epler said. "We had Anthem-live-service dilutes your focus. So for us, it was really understanding what it is that people come to the studio to do--they work here for a reason, they want to make big stories that allow you to be a big hero of your own creation, but also a focus on characters, a focus on that experience of living in a different world."
When the decision was called for the change, Epler said he looked at the things that made the studio what it was known for: storytelling and epic single-player RPGs.
"For The Veilguard we just wanted to get back to those things that made the studio what it was, that contributed to what I would call the Golden Age of BioWare, when there was hit after hit being turned out," he added. "The Veilguard was a very conscious return to that with a focus on characters, storytelling and being just this really bombastic single-player RPG."
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard PlayStation 5 Xbox Series X PCThis story originally appeared on: GameSpot - Author:UK GAG