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Dragon Age veteran says sequel announcements like The Elder Scrolls 6 can be "kind of misleading" because most studios don't make multiple games at once
Former Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah, who left BioWare in December 2020 but returned last year as a consultant on Dragon Age: The Veilguard. says today's big games are often announced ...
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Dragon Age vet says the "fidelity death cult" and a "fear of backlash" over reused assets is making AAA games take way longer, but that creates room for Dark Souls-style ...
BioWare veteran Mark Darrah has been sharing his thoughts on why AAA games seem to be taking even longer to make these days, and he thinks that the "fidelity death cult" and the fear of backlash ...
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Dragon Age Director Says Inquisition Wasn't A Commercial Failure
Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah says Inquisition massively outsold EA's internal projections. Painting Dragon Age as a niche ...
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Dragon Age veteran crunches the numbers on Concord's reported $400 million cost: "A project that is in trouble can get really big in an effort to get it over the finish line"
BioWare veteran Mark Darrah has crunched the numbers on whether Concord's reported $400 million development costs are accurate, essentially concluding that it's entirely possible and plausible ...
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard Metacritic Score Predicted By Series Veteran
There are high expectations for Dragon Age: The Veilguard from fans. Mark Darrah has given a prediction for how the game will ...
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Former BioWare Dev Makes Bold Claim About Dragon Age: The Veilguard Combat
In Dragon Age: The Veilguard, combat is finally "actually fun," according to Mark Darrah, the former executive producer. The game retains familiar features while also going in bold new directions ...