BioWare was able to create plenty of exceptional RPGs under EA—Mass Effect 1-3, Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, Dragon Age: Inquisition, Star Wars: The Old Republic—but the publisher has ...

After years of success, BioWare's last few releases have stumbled. Will it survive if Mass Effect 5 isn't a hit?

The Veilguard is the kind of RPG I would have expected BioWare to make right after the EA acquisition, when nobody was making CRPGs anymore and flashy 3D action games were what got people salivating.

At that time, EA also noted “Dragon Age” drew only 1.5 million players during the October-December quarter, which was nearly 50% below the publisher’s expectations for the Oct. 31 release.

Upon its reemergence earlier this summer, BioWare and EA didn’t provide a specific launch date for the fourth mainline Dragon Age title. Instead, it merely said that the game would arrive at ...

In a change for EA PC releases, Dragon Age: The Veilguard will not require the EA App on PC. It’s also been confirmed to be Steam Deck Verified.

EA BioWare has a great update for players who want to play Dragon Age: The Veilguard on the go. The company announced Thursday on Steam that the game is already Steam Deck verified.

In some capacity, BioWare has been working on Dragon Age: The Veilguard — the soon-to-be fourth game in the fantasy RPG series — for nearly 10 years. In active production, the developer has ...

While other EA games, including Immortals of Aveum, FC 25, and Wild Hearts, to give some recent examples, include third-party protection software, Dragon Age The Veilguard won't use it whatsoever.

EA Play by itself costs $6/month or $40/year. EA Play Pro, meanwhile, costs $17/month or $120/year. EA Play Pro members get all manner of extras for The Veilguard, including cosmetics and armor sets.

As an EA published project, it was expected that Dragon Age: The Veilguard would need to launch through the company's app, even if the RPG game is bought on Steam. This has been the case in the ...