David Gaider, the lead writer of the original Dragon Age trilogy, has shared his thoughts regarding the recent closure of studio BioWare. Fans and numerous former BioWare developers have been open about their feelings about the shutdown, with Gaider being the latest among them.
Fans of games like Dragon Age and Mass Effect have been worried that BioWare would be closed for quite some time now. EA declared Dragon Age: The Veilguard to be a sales disappointment in its eyes, and the studio saw cuts to the team prior to 2026. Unfortunately, that concern became reality on October 21, when EA revealed it was closing the studio.
Former BioWare employee and Dragon Age writer David Gaider comments on the current state of the series and what he would do with Dragon Age 5.
Now, David Gaider, the writer behind the Dragon Age trilogy, and a developer of numerous other BioWare games, has commented on the studio's abrupt closure. Speaking with PC Gamer, Gaider explained that he was more saddened about the closure than he thought he'd be, given that he departed the studio a decade ago. He shared praise for the studio's work, saying that "no other studio in the...
