Drew Karpyshyn has left BioWare for the second time after rejoining the studio in 2016 and revealing he was working on Anthem in mid-2017. He had previously left BW in 2012 to "pursue his own projects". Karpyshyn will be working on "a number of other projects, including more original novels, an original sci-fi graphic novel I'm co-creating, and freelance gaming work". He has also revealed he's "officially working with Fogbank Entertainment & FoxNet Games", but has little more to say about it.
Karpyshyn has been working on Anthem up to today's announcement.
FogBank is a division of 21st Century Fox which was acquired by Disney. It has previously worked on a VR game called Crisis on the Planet of the Apes.
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Karpyshyn's departure follows other big names to have left BioWare in recent years. These include Dragon Age Creative Director Mike Laidlaw, Studio General Manager Aaryn Flynn, Andromeda Lead Writer Chris Schlerf, Dragon Age Lead Writer David Gaider and Andromeda Senior Development Director Chris Wynn.
It's Friday (at least in my time zone) and I'm finally able to go public with my big announcement! *******drumroll******* As of last Friday, I have left BioWare to pursue other creative ventures. For more details, go to my NEWS page: https://t.co/cmSV0up2Sa — Drew Karpyshyn (@DrewKarpyshyn) March 9, 2018
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