Anthem

BioWare today officially announced that their upcoming refresh of Anthem, also called Anthem Next, was ceasing. Development resources are being funneled to BioWare's other projects, including the next Dragon Age and Mass Effect titles, as well as helping out with updates to their MMO, Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Per a report by Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, Electronic Arts will decide what they plan to do with their looter-shooter, Anthem, this week.

Recently, BioWare Studio Director Christian Dailey took to Twitter to reassure Anthem fans.

In a new BioWare blog, the team provided a new update on Anthem, specifically touching on loot.

The May blog post for Anthem shares an update on the status of Anthem NEXT.

Remember Anthem? Well, its first anniversary has come and gone, and it seems BioWare are ending their Icetide event along with dropping some patch notes.

A new blog from BioWare's Casey Hudson has shed light on the future of Anthem. In short, the game is set to receive a complete overhaul.

Anthem has received an update in patch 1.6.0. Here's what's new.

In case you missed it, new content hit the Anthem PTS this past weekend dubbed Icetide.

BioWare has lost another Anthem lead, Chad Robertson, who is leaving the company after 14 years.

It looks like Anthem's Cataclysm event is back, according to the latest patch notes.

In a blog post, it appears BioWare have announced that Anthem will be ditching previously announced acts in favor of seasonal updates.

Bioware's looter shooter, Anthem, has navigated its way onto EA and Origin Access, Electronic Arts announced yesterday, marking another point on its journey.

Anthem finally received the Cataclysm patch 1.3.0 today, bringing with it missions, alliance system changes, bug fixes, and more.

After a mysterious countdown timer emerged, it appears Anthem's pre-Cataclysm challenges are finally live.