Dragon Age has been going for quite a while, spanning multiple generations with the upcoming release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard. That means that the graphical quality of each game differs pretty drastically, and despite the older titles being beloved by BioWare fans, the studio has never been tempted to revisit them and give them a fresh coat of paint.
A Dragon Age trilogy remaster in the same vein as the Mass Effect: Legendary Edition remaster that launched in 2021 is a popular request among fans of the series, and it's apparently something that even developers at BioWare would like to see happen.
Speaking in a roundtable Q&A session (thanks GamesRadar), Dragon Age: The Veilguard director Corrine Busch was asked whether fans could expect a series of remasters bundled together like Mass Effect: Legendary Edition in the future. Her answer gave away no secrets, but she did say that she'd "love" it if it happened.
"TBD on that one. I would love it, but right now we're wholly focused on just making this the most complete experience we can."
While Busch doesn't really give away any hints as to what the internal plans are surrounding potential Dragon Age remasters, this...
