Original plans had actually intended that the role-playing game Dragon Age 4 should appear with a large focus on multiplayer and live service aspects. But now there has apparently been a rethink at the Bioware developer studio and the responsible publisher Electronic Arts. As a current report by Bloomberg magazine shows, the multiplayer part has been completely deleted.
Accordingly, the focus in the development of Dragon Age 4 should now be entirely on the most intense possible single player experience. As can be read in the report, among other things, the great success of such single-player titles like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has brought the publisher Electronic Arts to rethink. In addition, there are financial failures from such multiplayer projects as Anthem, whose widely touted revision called Anthem Next was only recently discontinued. Instead, Bioware wants to concentrate fully on the new Mass Effect and Dragon Age 4.
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We will not know what the finished game will actually look like until next year at the earliest. There is currently no specific release date.
Source: Bloomberg
Accordingly, the focus in the development of Dragon Age 4 should now be entirely on the most intense possible single player experience. As can be read in the report, among other things, the great success of such single-player titles like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has brought the publisher Electronic Arts to rethink. In addition, there are financial failures from such multiplayer projects as Anthem, whose widely touted revision called Anthem Next was only recently discontinued. Instead, Bioware wants to concentrate fully on the new Mass Effect and Dragon Age 4.
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Source: Bloomberg