Is this the end of Dragon Age? Veilguard was good, but BioWare needed an all-timer, and I’m nervous about what’s next | Gaming

Dragon Age: The Veilguard did not sell well. At least not well enough for publisher Electronic Arts. Three months out from launch, The Veilguard missed its sales target by “nearly 50%,” 1.5 million players versus a projected 3 million. The Veilguard reviewed well (well enough, in our case), but has sold worse than BioWare’s notorious live service flop, Anthem. Now the future of a studio that was once synonymous with triple-A RPGs is more in doubt than at any point in its post-Inquisition wilderness era.

I find myself inclined to make excuses for a developer I have a lot of fondness for, one that had to release an embattled, twice-rebooted sequel that had long since gone from “eagerly anticipated” to “annoyingly MIA.” Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a good game despite its winding, arduous…more

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