BioWare fans rejoice! Veteran writer David Gaider has publicly shared his desire to see a remake of the iconic Dragon Age: Origins game, complete with modern graphics and next-gen console capabilities. Gaider, who was the main screenwriter for all three Dragon Age games, recently took to Twitter to express his thoughts on the subject.
Gaider believes that the original game’s graphics were already dated by the time it was released in 2009, and that a remake with improved visuals would bring new life to the beloved RPG. He even suggests that the game’s graphics could be brought up to the level of the more recent Dragon Age: Inquisition.
But it’s not just the graphics that Gaider wants to see improved in a potential remake. He also points out that there were some issues with the original game’s animations, particularly with the female character models. A remake would allow for these kinds of improvements, making the game feel more modern and polished.
Of course, the biggest question is whether or not Electronic Arts (EA), the publisher behind the Dragon Age series, would be interested in funding such a project.
Gaider acknowledges that EA may only be interested in projects that are guaranteed to sell well, but he remains optimistic about the possibility of a Dragon Age: Origins remake.
As a longtime veteran of BioWare, Gaider has a deep understanding of the Dragon Age series and what makes it special. He notes that EA never fully understood the popularity of the series, but he believes that a remake could help to reintroduce the game to a new generation of fans.
For fans of the series, a Dragon Age: Origins remake would be a dream come true. With Gaider’s expert insights and a renewed focus on modern graphics and animations, it’s easy to see why so many fans are eager for this project to become a reality.
While we may not know what the future holds for the Dragon Age franchise, one thing is certain: fans will continue to clamor for more of this beloved RPG series for years to come.
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