BioWare Co-Founder and Star Wars KOTOR Director Say They’re Interested in Reuniting to Try and Save BioWare’s IP
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Trent Oster, one of the founders of Bioware, revealed that he is investigating the possibility of purchasing the Bioware catalogue, an effort in which he relies on the help of James Ohlen, former creative director at the producer. Read more
Former BioWare developers are eager to reunite to save Mass Effect and Dragon Age. However, the developers' enthusiasm may not be enough, as Electronic Arts still owns the rights to both franchises. The news item, "BioWare veterans are forming a "resistance" to save Mass Effect and Dragon Age. However, wresting the series from EA will be difficult," was published by GRYOnline.pl on November 10, 2026.
Trent Oster, co-founder of BioWare, intends to acquire the rights of Mass Effect and the other IPs of the studio, and even intends to make a new game.
Trent Oster has gone into business and says he wants to rejoin former BioWare creators, with James Ohlen already showing interest in working again at Dragon Age.
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