Between Mass Effect Andromeda and Anthem, the once-beloved developer has had a rough go of things over the last few years, failing to capture the magic found in the halcyon days of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic ( a full remake of which is now in development), Jade Empire and Dragon Age: Origins. And while we're still excited for upcoming cross-gen games like Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West, we're ready for a generation that's fully unshackled from the consoles that came before.Īs for Dragon Age 4 itself, we've got our fingers crossed that the game will be BioWare's big return to form. Perhaps in 2023 and onwards, then, we'll start to see much less in the way of cross-gen titles. This also means we'll get to see the world of Dragon Age rendered in far more detail than ever before, and should mean that the game is a cut above cross-gen titles like Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Cyberpunk 2077 in terms of visual fidelity. Now that Mass Effect is getting a remaster, a Dragon Age remaster seems more likely. Plus, it would be nice to have a version of DA:O that allowed us to update the Tapestry properly. and Xbox One/X/S to pass the time until 2022. Having fewer platforms to optimize the game for should (hopefully) lead to a smoother development cycle where compromises don't have to be made to accommodate for the less powerful PS4 and Xbox One consoles. Give us the remastered version for PC, PS4/PS5.
If it's true that Dragon Age 4 is aimed solely for PC and current-gen consoles like PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, then we think that's a very good thing. Analysis: Skipping last-gen is a very good move
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