While corporate obfuscation is nothing new, the statement that BioWare just released about Mass Effect 5 and the larger ...

EA refused to acknowledge layoffs in yesterday's announcement about BioWare's downsizing, but they're happening.

Layoffs have hit BioWare as the company restructures to focus on the next Mass Effect game. Some of the staff from Dragon Age ...

The layoff train has come for BioWare. A number of Dragon Age: The Veilguard staff are leaving the celebrated RPG ...

"Now that Dragon Age: The Veilguard has been released, a core team at BioWare is developing the next Mass Effect game under ...

Layoffs have been confirmed for BioWare, as the studio downsizes, and shifts its focus to developing the next Mass Effect ...

BioWare has strangely announced that Mass Effect 5 development has begun, but the full studio isn't needed, which translates to layoffs.

BioWare has announced that it's undergone some restucturing as it shifts its full focus to the next Mass Effect game after ...

That includes former editor Karin West-Weekes, narrative designer and lead writer Trick Weekes, editor Ryan Cormier, producer ...

The Veilguard" fell short of expectations. Now Bioware is speaking out with a studio update – and promises "Mass Effect 5".

Despite promises that many BioWare staff have found new roles elsewhere at EA, it seems quite a number of them have simply been let go.

According to IGN, "a number" of BioWare developers have been placed by EA into other equivalent roles within the company.