Former Dragon Age franchise boss Mark Darrah has discussed the challenges faced by BioWare in attempting to create a remaster of Dragon Age: Origins. He highlighted that due to the studio's current focus on Mass Effect 5, the future of the Dragon Age series is uncertain. Darrah believes that BioWare should consider remaking or remastering the first three Dragon Age titles as a combined "Champions Trilogy." While such remasters have been proposed, they have not materialized largely due to EA's lack of enthusiasm for remaster projects. He argued that remastering Dragon Age is more complex than Mass Effect due to the older engine used in the series. Darrah pointed out that internal development financing and the game's antiquated technology pose significant hurdles to any potential remasters.

A remaster of Dragon Age: Origins has not occurred primarily due to EA's reluctance to invest in remasters and the technical challenges involved in upgrading the older game engine. Additionally, BioWare's focus on other projects, like Mass Effect 5, has shifted resources away from the Dragon Age franchise.

Dragon Age: Origins, released in 2009, is a critically acclaimed RPG known for its rich storytelling, deep character development, and player choice. This game laid the foundation for the franchise, which expanded with sequels that explored the lore and world of Thedas further, but each subsequent title has had mixed reactions from fans. The series is beloved for its intricate narratives and engaging fantasy world, making the prospect of a remaster appealing to many fans seeking nostalgia and modern improvements.