Baldur's Gate 3 has been heralded as the gold standard for RPGs, so I ask ex Dragon Age writer David Gaider if that's a good thing.

Even if Gaider hadn't left BioWare during Anthem's development, The Veilguard's development would have been it for him.

Former Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider believes that Dragon Age wasn't "a good match" for EA, and that it never knew what ...

Expedition 33 and Baldur’s Gate 3 highlight how thoughtful development and genre passion can expand RPG audiences and defy ...

"They never really knew what to make of it, or what to do with it. The expectation was always that it wouldn't do well..." ...

David Gaider on Bioware's struggles with EA, Old Republic "sucking up" the cash for Dragon Age 2, and how Larian got Baldur's Gate 3 so right.