Dragon Age: Origins Decompilation Reaches 60% Milestone
A six-developer team says its Dragon Age: Origins decompilation is 60% decompiled and 55% linked, with a possible 2027 release.
A team of six developers announced that its Dragon Age: Origins decompilation project has reached 60% decompiled and 55% linked, according to Game Rant. The project is not yet publicly available.
The team estimates the decompiled project could be ready for release in 2027. The code is currently closed-source and will be published on GitHub once it reaches roughly 90% decompiled and linked.
Background
Dragon Age: Origins was released in 2009 and was developed by BioWare using the Eclipse Engine. The decompilation effort has been in development for nearly three years.
Quick answers
When will the Dragon Age: Origins decompilation be released?
The developers estimate it could be ready for release in 2027.
Is the Dragon Age: Origins decompilation available now?
No. It is currently closed-source and will be released on GitHub once it reaches roughly 90% decompiled and linked.
How far along is the decompilation?
The team of six developers has reached 60% decompiled and 55% linked.