Battlefield's Creative Director Craig Morrison Quietly Left EA

This is the second veteran who left the studio in 2024.

Image credit: DICE, Battlefield 2042

According to the latest reports, Craig Morrison, a veteran game developer who worked as the Creative Director in EA's studio, DICE, the one crafting the Battlefield franchise, has left the company.

Before joining DICE in 2021 and being appointed as the studio's Creative Director in 2022, Morrison held various roles at Funcom and Blizzard, including Designer and Game Director.

As for now, he also holds a similar position at Blue Scarab, a smaller studio founded by Enno Rehling in December 2021. Blue Scarab, with roughly a dozen staff members, is busy with "crafting a new gaming experience."

Image credit: Craig Morrison

Earlier, we reported that Marcus Lehto, Battlefield's Game Director, also left EA. You can find more information in this article.

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