A publication has appeared on the BioWare blog from the studio's General Manager, Casey Hudson. He stated that the problematic launch of Anthem greatly disappointed the team and him personally. According to the head of BioWare, various issues began to emerge after the game attracted a multimillion audience. Hudson expressed being 'distressed' by the shortcomings of the project that hinder the enjoyment of the game.
The General Manager noted that since the release, BioWare has been working hard to improve Anthem. Over the past month, the team has made more than 200 adjustments to balance, technical aspects, equipment acquisition, and other components of the action game. In the future, the developers will refine character progression at max level and the gear system.
Hudson stated that the team is currently preparing new content, including the spring update 'Cataclysm'. According to him, BioWare is not planning to give up and will further reveal the full potential of Anthem. In conclusion, the leader mentioned that the company's upcoming games will differ from the recent release. However, the team's goal remains the same: 'to create unique worlds that inspire players to write their own stories.'
Anthem was released on February 22, 2019, on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. On Metacritic (PC version), the game holds a score of 60 from critics after 69 reviews. Users rated it 4.2 out of 10, with 3,224 votes.
Source: 3dnews.ru
