Mass Effect 3: From Ashes

Games like Kingdom Hearts 4 and the third Star Wars Jedi game were conspicuously absent from this summer's showcases.

You just need a better session zero.

Following the disappointing sales of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, it's looking like BioWare's fantasy IP won't be making a comeback anytime soon. Former Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider believes that the series may be dead, and the game's poor commercial performance--according to EA's expectations--was likely the final nail in its coffin. "Throughout the entire time I was there, we were always one breath away from the project being shelved," Gaider said to PC Gamer. "The thing that happened is that we kept releasing games, and it would sell much better than they thought it should, and it kept

A list of all games in development from people who worked on The Witcher 3, including those still at CD Projekt Red and those who founded new studios.

But he thinks the team is doing a "good job" moving it further away from BioWare's sci-fi romp.