Based in Australia, Summerfall plans on using Gaider’s talents to create RPG’s inspired by classic Bioware games.

EA and Bioware’s grand sandbox that would have mixed Iron Man gameplay with a vast cosmic saga fell flat on its face on arrival, with the following months painting an even grimmer picture for the beleaguered title. Bioware wants to change all that, with a move towards seasonal content updates.

Anthem’s long-awaited Cataclysm event has finally begun, and that’ll definitely show Jeremy in accounting how wrong he was about the game never getting any content ever again after it failed to stick the landing. Suck on that, Jeremy. After having done some testing on ye olde public test server, Anthem’s Cataclysm has rolled out of the proving grounds and brought with it a ton of extras in a massive update.

Months after launch, something is finally happening inside of Anthem as part of a pre-Cataclysm event. New challenges are now up, but the only thing that’s actually noteworthy right now is how they’ll make a homeopath shriek in terror as the majority of them involve killing crystallised enemies, collecting their quartz remains and completing other crystal-themed events.

E3 2019 didn’t provide much hope for Anthem, as that game's presence was swept under the rug in favour of games such as FIFA and Apex Legends. Is EA finally ready to take Anthem out back and put it out of its misery? Not exactly.

After weeks of getting the silent treatment, Bioware has finally started revealing more of what players can expect from the massive Cataclysm activities should they return to the game world of Anthem. And honestly? Cataclysms sound kind of rad.

Clearly, the old way of launching a video game is not working for live service titles such as Anthem. EA agrees.

Wizards of the Coast want to bring great digital games set in their Dungeons & Dragons universe back as they are setting up a new studio headed up by former BioWare veteran James Ohlen