Though players can continue to access Anthem in its current form (for now), that form will remain full of unrealized potential. No tweaks to the Javelins, no skill tree overhaul, and no Artifact system. In short, this means that all of the enhancements and changes the team has talked about in the two years since the game’s launch will never be implemented. We will, however, continue to keep the Anthem live service running as it exists today,” reads the announcement from executive producer Christian Dailey. “In the spirit of transparency and closure we wanted to share that we’ve made the difficult decision to stop our new development work on Anthem (aka Anthem NEXT).
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Today BioWare announced that the Anthem update has been canceled and new development on the game has ceased. Unfortunately, that transformation will not happen. Many fans who saw the potential in the original version have been waiting for BioWare’s “Anthem Next” update to transform the beleaguered game and turn things around (like Final Fantasy XIV or No Man’s Sky). We have another #N7Day surprise for you from the team working on the next Mass Effect.Anthem launched almost exactly two years ago, and the launch was rough. To solidify their dedication on already existing single-player titles, he mentioned the recent poster by the Mass Effect Team, which openly claims that Mass Effect will continue. We are focused on a single-player experience that is built on choices that matter.
As for Dragon Age, we have a veteran group of talented developers working on the next iteration of the franchise. If you look closely, there are a handful of hidden treats by my count, there are at least five surprises, all of which point to an amazing future in the Mass Effect universe. If you’re curious about Mass Effect, I’d encourage you to take a look at the poster we released on N7 Day. I’m seeing some incredible work from both teams.
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He also revealed how the pandemic has taken a swing on the development of their beloved titles but did not discourage them from keeping their single-player series close to their hearts.Īnd of course, we remain hard at work on the next iterations of Dragon Age and Mass Effect. Well, it would definitely need a lot of encouragement at first, steps that Gary McKay had already taken with the recent blog post posted on BioWare’s official website.
So, how would this pan out for BioWare exactly and what should be done to satisfy the eagerness of fans around the world? Well, it would be a bumpy road on the way to winning the fans’ hearts and earning their trust once again. The company is eager to reclaim its glory and according to Gary McKay, it’s working hard to reach that particular level. While BioWare started walking on thin ice with the shutdown of Anthem, in May 2021, the company managed to gain momentum with the Mass Effect: Legendary Edition. For that, BioWare’s General Manager Gary McKay is seeking a solution for a safe and effective rebuild of the company’s reputation.
Shortly after the launch, the game had to meet its stop, so any rumors regarding an upcoming Anthem 2.0 or Anthem Next were shut down. It’s been a bumpy road for BioWare, the developer of the Mass Effect Series and Anthem, which was supposed to be one of the best online multiplayer action role-playing video game.
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