Ever since the launch of the Mass Effect Legendary Edition, I've dreamed about someday seeing Dragon Age get the same treatment. Bringing together Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, Dragon Age: Inquisition, and every expansion in a remastered collection would not only give my favorite RPGs the opportunity to shine all over again, but it'd also preserve their magic for future generations – not to mention the fact that it would make it a hell of a lot easier to access the games for years to come.
I know I'm far from alone in such a wish. I've seen many other longtime Dragon Age fans share the same hope for a long time, and it's once again at the forefront of my mind thanks to a recent interview with former BioWare developer, Mark Darrah. As a veteran who worked at the studio for over two decades before he departed in 2022, Darrah was asked by YouTuber MrMattyPlays what he, in an ideal world, would like to see happen next for the Dragon Age series. The answer he gave is now living rent free in my mind, because it came with the revelation that a conceptual pitch was bounced around that just makes me want a remaster all the more:
