Mass layoffs at EA have left the fate of several upcoming games up in the air, though it’s saidMass Effect 5andDragon Age Dreadwolfwill survive for the time being.
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The first-personStar Warsgame, that was rumoured to bea Mandalorian one, has been cancelled, and there were also fearsMass Effect 5andDragon Age Dreadwolfmay have also faced the chopping block.
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In other news, the company recently shared its plans for the future, which will apparently includeplenty of free-to-play and live-service games. EA said the reason for this is because gamers actually want these type of games, a bold claim considering many live-service games, the most recent example beingSuicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, quickly fizzle out due to a lack of content or poor optimisation.
HopefullyDragon Age DreadwolfandMass Effect 5will be your standard action-adventure games, and survive any future layoffs plaguing the game industry.
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