Corinne Busche, the director of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, has left Bioware Edmonton after 18 years with the company. Starting her career in 2006, she rose to a leadership role within six years, contributing to major expansions and projects under EA. Her departure stems from an irresistible opportunity in the RPG gaming space, marking the end of an era for this long-standing creative force behind Bioware’s iconic games.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
Corinne Busche’s departure signifies a bittersweet moment for the gaming industry. On one hand, Bioware loses a pillar of creative and leadership talent; on the other, her transition to a new opportunity presents exciting possibilities for the RPG genre. Her trajectory underscores the evolving career paths of tech and design professionals in the gaming world, where decades of experience can lead to influential roles across the industry. It also highlights how retention of top talent remains a challenge for legacy studios like Bioware. Ultimately, while it’s a loss for Dragon Age, it’s a win for gamers if her next project leverages her expertise to push the boundaries of RPG storytelling and design.
Source: Dragon Age: The Veilguard director has left the studio after 18 years for an opportunity she, “couldn’t turn down” in the RPG space – Windows Central
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