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Anthem is going to the grave - now is your last chance to play BioWare's looter-shooter
On the 12th of January the final bell tolls for Anthem.
On the 12th of January the final bell tolls for Anthem.
If you still want to try it out or perhaps have some unfinished Achievements, now is the time to sort that out before it's gone forever.
Anthem became one of gaming's most notorious flops, and now, a former producer is spilling the inside story.
Another live-service dream bites the dust. EA has announced that Anthem's servers will shut down for good on January 12th, 2026.
"It's amazing how many people are still so enthusiastic about Anthem so many years later. Anthem still has all the potential in the world."
Even if it sent BioWare back to the drawing board, the game still sold a lot of copies.
The servers for the game will still remain live, however.
Will EA allow Bioware to finalise the revival or declare it dead once and for all?
Players will optimise their gear faster and more effectively in the future as Bioware works to rejuvenate the struggling sci-fi shooter.
Almost a year after the game's lukewarm reception, the game is going back in the oven for a bit longer.
BioWare's Anthem gets four different Mass Effect-inspired Javelin skins as part of N7 Day celebrations.
As we move towards the end of 2019, Bioware's Anthem celebrates Halloween with a spooky event.
In a recent blog post, BioWare let its players know what the plans are for Anthem long-term.
Bioware is moving away from Acts, and aims to provide challenges, chases, and "fun themes" for players.
Seven months after release, Bioware's game has found a new home, along with a number of other titles too.
EA revealed in a recent earnings call that the launch did not meet expectations though, even if content and fixes are still coming.
Anthem is also the game that's launched with the highest digital share, as revealed in a recent earnings call by the company.
Patch 1.1.1 won't have any downtime, but you'll need to use those keys quick before it arrives later this evening.
Several Bioware developers have reassured fans about support for the game after content was delayed last month.
There's a new Stronghold in Bioware's online action-RPG and we're going to check it out.
With the team at Bioware prioritising bug fixing after the game launched with more issues than expected, the studio is behind schedule.
BioWare has seen a lot of backlash after the report on its latest developed game Anthem and now, head of BioWare Casey Hudson has addressed the issues.
Kotaku's Jason Schreier spoke to sources inside Bioware that talk of major issues, the suffering of staff, and a lack of direction with the project.
The patch list contains a whole host of features and updates coming to BioWare's shared world shooter, including the topic of loot.
What's more is that NPD's Mat Piscatella reveals it has the second highest launch month sales for a Bioware-developed game too.
The game's global community manager Jesse Anderson addressed these concerns, with 1.0.4 adjusting how power scores are calculated.
Masterwork and Legendary drop rates have been increased in several different scenarios in order to at least partly address the loot concerns in Bioware's game.
Community manager Jesse Anderson responded to each of harishcs' points on Reddit, making clear that player feedback is crucial.
We're heading back to Fort Tarsis for another round of monster slaying in Bioware's social shooter.
There are plenty of other fixes and tweaks that have landed, including changes to Titans and loot drops for players.
There are solutions for those claiming their console is bricked too, although Bioware hasn't found any instances of this in their testing.
The numbers on-screen point to the rifle being far weaker than others, but the actual damage dealt doesn't match up.
Bioware and EA are gathering information on reports of consoles crashing or being bricked, so as to determine the cause.
Gladd released a YouTube video talking about his ban for farming gear in the game, something that has been addressed by patches.
Several users on Reddit have said that the game causes the PS4 to turn off entirely, with one adding that it won't turn back on either.
A drop in sales wasn't enough to topple EA and Bioware's latest game, which also saw off competition from The Lego Movie 2 Videogame.
Bioware's latest game has been hotly debated, and we're here to show you what awaits after the story is done and dusted.
Bioware's action-RPG has lots of loot, but it's not all interesting and more could be done to help players navigate the system.
Problems causing the game to crash have also been solved as part of Bioware's ongoing commitment to the game and the issues players are reporting.
The boxed sales aren't staggering when it comes to the UK charts, but it's still top of the pile after fending off competition from the likes of Metro.
It turns out the negative review was taken down because of the "conditions for disclosure", as EA explained in a statement on GameChangers.
Bioware is back with a brand new sci-fi adventure, and we've been exploring the studio's strange new world.
Bioware's anticipated title has finally reached its official release date, so we're going to stream it one last time before sharing our final review.
The Xbox Corporate Vice President also added that "modern reviews" come from watching streamers play the game.
Microsoft has some bragging rights with Bioware's latest offering, but as always a stable framerate is what is most important.
Will decrease loading times, make several tweaks to javelins, make some enemies weaker, improve the UI, remove a ton of bugs and more.
We're going to wait until we've seen endgame content before we commit to a score, but here are our thoughts after spending the weekend in and around Fort Tarsis.
After playing eight hours with the Xbox One X version, we've saved our last two hours of the trial to spend with you.
Neill Blomkamp, the director of District 9, Elysium and Chappie, has released his short live action prequel to get you warmed up before today's initial launch of the game.
