While the developer has had some issues lately, mainly with the botched releases such as Mass Effect Andromeda and Anthem, the renowned RPG creator is set to make a comeback with Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

The Dragon Age series creator offers a strongly worded response to people criticizing the upcoming DA: The Veilguard for being 'woke.'

The Veilguard from the previous online version of the fourth installment in the series, as the developers didn't make much progress when the new DA was still supposed to be a service game.

BioWare announces that its long-awaited and highly anticipated fantasy RPG Dragon Age: The Veilguard is ready for its Halloween release.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard carries the monumental task of incorporating some of the player decisions from previous entries roughly a decade old. To streamline and grapple with the ever-expanding Dragon Age lore, the team has boiled this down to three specific decisions.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard has officially gone gold, BioWare has announced on X, which means development of the hotly anticipated fantasy-RPG is finally wrapped. Dragon Age: The Veilguard has GONE GOLD!

BioWare has taken to X, "The Everything App" to announce that Dragon Age: The Veilguard has gone gold and finished development. While a faintly anachronistic concept in an age of digital distribution and day one patches,

Dragon Age Veilguard has gone gold, BioWare announced on Twitter, which means the studio has printed Veilguard’s master copy and is ready for launch

The Veilguard goes Gold, solidifying its scheduled October 31 release after being in development for almost ten years.

The Veilguard "has gone gold," meaning the game is officially ready for launch and for discs. It goes without saying that this production milestone means less and less as games trend toward digital sales and become increasingly reliant on post-launch and day-one patches that fill in the copious blanks on retail discs.