
This week, BioWare is releasing Dragon Age: The Veilguard, an RPG that is sure to see endless comparisons to Baldur's Gate 3, the Larian Studios-developed sequel in a series started by BioWare 26 years ago. Larian's publishing chief Michael Douse has been playing The Veilguard alongside reviewers for the last few weeks and went on X to call it "the first Dragon Age game that truly knows what it wants to be."
He went on to say that it's "a well-made, character driven, binge-worthy Netflix series," compared to the "heavy, nine-season long show" that is Baldur's Gate 3. He praised the action-heavy combat—a "giga-brain genius" mix of Xenoblade and Hogwarts Legacy—and said he's happy that the positive response so far suggests BioWare will "stick around—presumably—in these uncertain (because of moronic corporate greed) times."