Developer, Studio
BioWare Montréal
1 title
- Founded: March 2009
- Nationality:
Canada
BioWare Montréal was a Canadian video game development studio founded in March 2009 in Montréal, Quebec, as a subsidiary of BioWare and Electronic Arts. Originally established to support BioWare's Edmonton studio, the team contributed cinematics and side missions to Mass Effect 2 (2010, directed by Casey Hudson) and developed the co-op multiplayer mode for Mass Effect 3 (2012, directed by Casey Hudson).
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BioWare Montréal was a Canadian video game development studio founded in March 2009 in Montréal, Quebec, as a subsidiary of BioWare and Electronic Arts.
Originally established to support BioWare's Edmonton studio, the team contributed cinematics and side missions to Mass Effect 2 (2010, directed by Casey Hudson) and developed the co-op multiplayer mode for Mass Effect 3 (2012, directed by Casey Hudson).
The studio also led development on the single-player expansion Mass Effect 3: Omega (2012, produced by Fabrice Condominas).
BioWare Montréal served as the primary development studio for the action role-playing game Mass Effect: Andromeda (2017, video game, directed by Mac Walters), utilizing EA DICE's Frostbite 3 engine.
In August 2017, Electronic Arts formally merged BioWare Montréal into Motive Studios.
