Anthem

BioWare winds down the life of its infamous 2019 multiplayer shooter.

Following the disolution of Anthem, the game's director, Jonathan Warner has left BioWare.

With the news that Anthem 2.0 (aka Anthem Next) has been officially canceled, we can't help but to reflect on why we were hoping the game would get a second chance.

Though Anthem will continue to function in its current form, EA and BioWare have stopped new development on the beleaguered online game.

Late to the party, as usual, but I recently discovered that BioWare offers a few animated backgrounds for its staple franchises and my fangirl heart melted.

The promised Anthem 2.0 update has been revealed and it honestly looks great, but will it be enough?

The developer has remained quiet for some time on the problematic aspects of Anthem, but a new update highlights some of the big changes in store.

Join the crew as they dive into People Can Fly's exciting new shooter, along with the Anthem news out of Bioware and fun additions to the thriving metropolis of GI Town.

In a BioWare blog post, general manager Casey Hudson leveled with fans about the future of Anthem.

The departure leaves some lingering questions about the current state of Anthem.

After numerous delays, BioWare finally added a chunk of content to Anthem. But is it worth your time?

You can play the time-bending event now, which is highlighted in a new launch trailer.

Anthem's upcoming Cataclysm event appears to be coming soon. Will it be enough to bring players back?

The No Man's Sky developer made the remarks during a recent developer's conference.

EA is at least vocally behind their looter shooter.

There's still no concrete release date for the first post-launch cataclysm.

Bioware says they are not abandoning Anthem for other projects.

You can finally change your gear during missions, but other fixes are still on the way.

The studio says it's committed to fixing and improving its live service shooter.