From Aaryn Flynn, BioWare Studio General Manager
After nearly 16 years of game development at BioWare, Executive Producer Casey Hudson has made the decision to move on from BioWare and enter a new stage of his career. We thank Casey for his hard work and dedication as we look back on his time with BioWare.
Former BioWare General Manager & VP Casey Hudson has announced Humanoid Studios, a new game developer aiming to "[build] something special."
Proper RPG's like old bioware Sony should sign his studio they need some RPG studios
Honestly since I can't find a ps5 and have a gaming pc it would annoy me but it would be a good move by Sony to get an exclusive from them
Just wait man we will get one. And when we do we will get a much better experience because system keeps getting updates and more games will be available to play
I don't know they just got out from under EA, they can co-publish the game or sign a partnership agreement with the console maker. I don't see them selling themselves right away at least
Bioware blog: "We strive for all of our studios to be places where talented creative people come to do career-defining work. A dimension of this ambition is that sometimes those people want to try something different. Casey Hudson, GM, BioWare and Mark Darrah, Executive Producer, Dragon Age are two of those people and they have decided to move on from BioWare."
It's been sinking for awhile. As much as I didn't mind andromeda and inquisition there was no doubt that they were sub par compared to past games from the developer.
Subpar is an extremely nice word to compare "Bioware's" latest games to what the real Bioware used to make.
"Sinking"?
Is that what they call ships already on the bottom of he ocean nowadays?
I'm honestly not. I think he's the main weak link in many of their issues since the ME3 ending.
So much of the OG talent of bioware has left I know the studio is called bioware but it's mostly new developers there. I just want EA gives them time and resources to work on big AAA games
I have so little faith in Bioware at this point that I don't even think they'll be able to handle the Mass Effect Remaster properly. It is beyond sad what happened to that studio.
BioWare said that Anthem will have a 'big' critical path story, though it will have less finality than what Dragon Age or Mass Effect fans might be used to since it will be updated over time. When talking about their next games, they didn't rule out the chance they'd be multiplayer-centric, too.
I hope so! I'm afraid you might be able to fast-track through the story too quickly.
The fact they barely even told anyone about it, except to say it exists, doesn't really instill me with confidence. Mass Effect had a critical path story, and that was a bigger focus on the trailers, and you knew it was there. This, all we really see is that its some sort of Destiny clone.
Their intention seems obvious, because the marketing exists. If I'm wrong, then maybe I'll check it out.
From what little I've heard about the man, all I can really say about this news is - YEAH!
Not that he likely wont be replaced by another "Yes Man" who'll put a game's release date before its production quality.
Thanks for being one of the people who had a MAIN role in ruining Mass Effect Casey....oh don't forget the ending aswell
Don't come back
Yes Hell Yes
you won't be missed casey!