In this regard, Bioware games made a school.ĭragon Age Origins is the spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate, which emerged over 10 years ago, and it's amazing to see how far we've come since then. It wasn't exactly like that, but this is the idea! Bioware, a Canadian developer that is now together with other companies under the Electronic Arts fan base, had released several games that were a critical and public success, such as Mass Effect in 2007, Jade Empire in 2005 and Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic in 2003, with a lot of focus on its deep stories and very well-constructed characters, different endings that are released with the right dialogues and a lot of freedom of choice to do what you want, as well as being a pioneer in issues of diversity and sexual representation. So, thinking that nothing could beat that, you go out there and decide that you won't work with the Star Wars franchise anymore and want to release a sci-fi title of your own that will make it as good as the Jedi saga game and launch Mass Effect, which preaches some fundamental pillars in the history of Western RPG and is even more successful and fans, being acclaimed as one of the biggest game developers and can lie in its 'splendid cradle' with these wonderful titles, but in 2009, you solve who is not satisfied with that and makes history by releasing Dragon Age Origins. Final Fantasy was very famous and others similar to it such as Dragon Quest, Chrono Trigger and some other titles that enchanted players for a long time, but you achieved the feat of entering this competitive market of RPG's with your titles like Jade Empire and Baldur's Gate, in addition to having the Star Wars franchise on your back to support you, with Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic. Picture the scene: You had just released some of the best titles on the market in the Western RPG business.

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