Mac Walters, Writer of Original Mass Effect Trilogy, Leaves BioWare

MacWalters has left his job at BioWare after 19 years in one of the leading companies in the role-playing genre. The screenwriter, director and producer left his mark especially in the saga mass effect (not so in the next mass effect 4), but has also been involved in the upcoming Dragon Age: Dreadwolfin the finished Anthem and in Jade Empire.

“With a new year comes new adventures,” Walters wrote on his LinkedIn profile on January 21. GamingBolt). “As some of you already know, at the end of last year I decided to leave BioWare. These last 19 years have been a life changing experienceand this has made the decision to leave very difficult.”

Walters concludes: “I’ve worked with a lot of wonderful people and have had the privilege of being part of the most amazing teams and projects. It’s hard to comprehend all that and I know I’ll be thinking about it for years to come. Thank you to everyone I have had the pleasure of working with, and I wish everyone at BioWare the best in all they do.. It’s really been a pleasure.”

Of Jade Empire a Dragon Age: Dreadwolf

The veteran developer started out as screenwriter at Jade Empire and continued as a senior writer at mass effect and its additional content. From there it became one of the main writers in mass effect 2 Y mass effect 3, and collaborated in the same role on the DLC for those titles. From there it became creative director of Mass Effect: Andromeda and Director of Intellectual Property and Director of Narrative at Anthem.

His most recent jobs at BioWare include being the project manager for the lauded Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, the remastered compilation of the three original installments and their additional content; Y production manager in Dragon Age: Dreadwolfthe fourth installment of the epic fantasy role-playing saga that, at the end of last year, was already in alpha phase.