BioWare veteran Mark Darrah, who left the company in 2020 before returning to shepherd Dragon Age: The Veilguard to the finish line, has recently been posting videos about his time in the industry: And the latest is about delays.
Darrah’s take on delays is simple: If you really need one, it’s better to bite the bullet with a hefty delay and recalibrate what you’re doing with the project, rather than ploughing ahead and going through lots of little ones.
It’s hard to even comprehend how much PC gaming has changed in the past 20 years. But it was the classic FPS Half-Life 2 that convinced people to install this weird military-green launcher app named Steam and take the...
In Frostpunk 2, I was responsible for a growing population of desperate people, trying to forge a new life in a world that had frozen over. One of the city’s factions pleaded that I, the steward, repeal a law that...
Team Ninja borrows the open-world familiarity and historical tourism of Assassin’s Creed while adapting its own breed of hardcore action for the mainstream. Games set in the Bakumatsu period must feel like buses...
ranzware
Kurt Indovina
Add comment