A group of game testers working with BioWare on its new Dragon Age game are seeking to unionise.
The group, which is part of a contacted game services company named Keywords Studios, were recently told by that company they would need to return to office working full-time, five days a week, beginning in May (thanks, Kotaku).
In-office working – “embedded” within a developer – is one of the services which Keywords offers, and over the years the company has worked with BioWare and others to offer development support in this way.
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