While not overtly stated for obvious reasons, it seemed like a preemptive way to squash the notion that BioWare is hemorrhaging too much talent and setting itself up for more disappointing games. He then listed off a few names like Mac Walters, Benoit Houle, and Corrine Busche who have all been at BioWare for decades. However, McKay stated that there are enough industry veterans to carry the team through its remaining phases. Leads leaving BioWare has been somewhat of a frequent occurrence over the years and likely at least partially contributed the hardships surrounding Anthem and Mass Effect: Andromeda. Creative Director Matt Goldman left BioWare in November 2021 and both BioWare General Manager Casey Hudson and Dragon Age Executive Producer Mark Darrah left in December 2020, to name a few. McKay also took the time to thank Executive Producer Christian Dailey who is leaving the studio after joining in 2018. It’s remains to be seen how substantial these future posts will be. He didn’t have more specific details to share on the fantasy game, only that players will be hearing more later this year through more blogs and social media posts. RELATED: Report: Dragon Age 4 Only Planned for Current-Gen Consoles & PC To be more specific, he said how games have multiple phases - concept, pre-production, production, alpha, and beta - and being in the middle of that production phase was “a great feeling.” Specifically, he said the game is currently in the middle portion of development. And even though there still isn’t much to reveal about the game, the team gave an update on its development, which coincided with another lead leaving the team.īioWare Vice President Gary McKay took to the studio’s blog to give some general updates about where the game is in production. Dragon Age 4 has been a long time coming and BioWare still doesn’t have much to show for all the years it has spent developing the RPG.

Mac walters leaves bioware